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In Reply to: IF you want a DAC to play normal "redbook" cds then you shouldn't buy the latest and greatest... posted by morricab on April 15, 2014 at 02:44:46:
With few exceptions, I personally have preferred the 20 bit DACs of the 1990s over the 24 and 32 bit products being marketed today. (For Redbook CD playback, all the extra bits do is fill in more points of the digital filter function. The resolution is not enhanced.) I suspect the reason for my preference being the extra bits generating more RF interference. I use 1990s vintage digital sources exclusively in my two home systems, and have been very happy with the performance.
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- Agree.... - Todd Krieger 10:30:37 04/15/14 (0)
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