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In Reply to: Why would I want selectable Digital Filters in a DAC? posted by jedrider on August 31, 2015 at 15:05:57:
When playing a CD there are two filters that are relevant. The filter used to make the recording and the filter used to playback the recording. These two filters interact and their interaction is well predicted both by theory and practice. One can look at waveform plots and see this interaction on test signals and one can listen to music and hear this interaction. The situation is like a subtle form of the LP equalization debate prior to the adoption of the RIAA curve. If the audiophile used the wrong equalization he would not hear what the mastering engineer intended.
Tony Lauck
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Follow Ups
- Because recordings are made with different filters - Tony Lauck 09/1/1509:21:49 09/1/15 (7)
- RE: Because recordings are made with different filters - Todd Krieger 12:13:19 09/2/15 (1)
- RE: Because recordings are made with different filters - Tony Lauck 12:49:07 09/2/15 (0)
- Agreed. And for me, the only credible reason. nt - jusbe 18:24:39 09/1/15 (0)
- RE: Because recordings are made with different filters - Dynobot 10:32:47 09/1/15 (2)
- RE: Because recordings are made with different filters - Tony Lauck 10:57:35 09/1/15 (1)
- RE: Because recordings are made with different filters - Dynobot 16:37:06 09/1/15 (0)
- Now, you have REALLY messed up my mind - jedrider 10:27:17 09/1/15 (0)
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