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In Reply to: Curcio Audio Engineering CD12V DAC Processors posted by skady on March 31, 2002 at 13:48:41:
My guess is that the vast majority of CD players and DACs now use single-bit chips, with multi-bit is in the minority. It's simple economics--single-bit is much cheaper to manufacture and easier to impliment, usually requiring only one power supply voltage over the several required by multi-bit chips.Of the multi-bit types, the concensus here at AA and elsewhere is that the Philips TDA1541 has the edge over the Burr-Brown and Analog Devices.
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