Bass-Oldie
Händler/Hersteller
@ HiFiWünscher
Lt. den Entwicklern aus Finnland gibt es kein even/odd Squeezing Problem wie von dir beschrieben.
Hier deren Angaben zu den verschiedenen Ein- / Ausgängen des AM X4:
- Anti-Mode X4 has a 24.576MHz oscillator for ADCs and DACs.
- S/PDIF (whether coaxial or optical) is always a slave, the samplerate is what the transmitter decides it to be, so all devices receiving S/PDIF need to adapt to the incoming rate.
- For the digital S/PDIF output Anti-Mode X4 outputs the same rate as it receives (or downsampled by 2 for 192k+ rates).
- For the analog output the resampling for the DAC's 96kHz output is performed in the 6.144MHz domain. Done correctly, there are no losses.
(Even the software resamplers used in the audio drivers of various operating systems are next to perfect, have been for 10 years.)
- For USB, the Anti-Mode X4 is the clock master, and the PC provides the samples. 48k/96k/192k are thus native rates, for 44.1k/88.2kHz/DSD the same as above applies - the resampling for the DAC's 96kHz is performed in the 6.144MHz domain. Again, the S/PDIF output would be the actual rate.
- It is possible to use the digital S/PDIF output of Anti-Mode X4 and feed it into an external DAC, but the external DAC would still need to synchronize to the samplerate of the original program/audio source, thus providing no benefit.
Lt. den Entwicklern aus Finnland gibt es kein even/odd Squeezing Problem wie von dir beschrieben.
Hier deren Angaben zu den verschiedenen Ein- / Ausgängen des AM X4:
- Anti-Mode X4 has a 24.576MHz oscillator for ADCs and DACs.
- S/PDIF (whether coaxial or optical) is always a slave, the samplerate is what the transmitter decides it to be, so all devices receiving S/PDIF need to adapt to the incoming rate.
- For the digital S/PDIF output Anti-Mode X4 outputs the same rate as it receives (or downsampled by 2 for 192k+ rates).
- For the analog output the resampling for the DAC's 96kHz output is performed in the 6.144MHz domain. Done correctly, there are no losses.
(Even the software resamplers used in the audio drivers of various operating systems are next to perfect, have been for 10 years.)
- For USB, the Anti-Mode X4 is the clock master, and the PC provides the samples. 48k/96k/192k are thus native rates, for 44.1k/88.2kHz/DSD the same as above applies - the resampling for the DAC's 96kHz is performed in the 6.144MHz domain. Again, the S/PDIF output would be the actual rate.
- It is possible to use the digital S/PDIF output of Anti-Mode X4 and feed it into an external DAC, but the external DAC would still need to synchronize to the samplerate of the original program/audio source, thus providing no benefit.