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In Reply to: Purcell & Wadia 27ix posted by ARL on January 23, 2004 at 14:47:32:
"I somehow liked the Purcell's 24/88.2 over 24/96."Upsampling to 88.2 kHz is a synchronous conversion. Fewer losses than an asynchronous conversion to 96 kHz.
"The Purcell will give you many tweaking options by playing with its noise-shaping and dithering settings..."
This is only useful in a downconversion... Dither is a method of minimizing resolution loss in a downconversion.
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