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In Reply to: Re: Anti-jitter boxes, still worth it??-Very few good ones posted by fmak on January 23, 2007 at 09:17:40:
Sorry Im kind of a newbie to all this digital stuff. What you guys are saying is that there are basically two types of "anti-jitter" devices, the true reclocker and the async sample rate converter? And a true reclocker is more effective at reducing jitter? What category do the classic AA DTI and Monarchy DIP fall under?? I was under the assumtion that these were reclockers? And something like the Behringer src2496 was the Async resampler. Am I on the right track?
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