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Digital Drive Upsamplers, DACs, jitter, shakes and analogue withdrawals, this is it. |
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In Reply to: RE: Survey of inmates, Subject ( do you like or dislike Upsampling setting of your DAC. And Why?) posted by Cut-Throat on February 25, 2018 at 17:46:45:
"NOS ? --- A New Old Stock Dac ?"
In the case of DACs, NOS refers to "non-over-sampling"..... For CD, it converts the 16/44 words directly to analog, without any intermediate processing.
Since non-oversampling implies no digital filtering at all (oversampling is the digital filter), the "aliases" (above the audio range) are either passed through or filtered with solely analog filtering.
A lot of people like NOS DACs, I believe they don't do complex music particularly well..... Although maybe the best for simple acoustic music like string quartets, acoustic guitar, or minimally accompanied vocals.
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- RE: Survey of inmates, Subject ( do you like or dislike Upsampling setting of your DAC. And Why?) - Todd Krieger 02/26/1800:14:10 02/26/18 (0)
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