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In Reply to: RE: So? posted by dave789 on July 26, 2015 at 11:03:19:
Benchmark DAC2 has SRC4392 and Sabre DAC. Benchmark DAC1 used AD1896 SRC and AD1853 DAC.
I was less sure about the Cambridge, but a little Googling revealed that the original DacMagic and DacMagic Plus have an Anagram Technologies sample rate converter (ATF in the original and ATF2 in the Plus).
Pass-band ripple spec on the AD1896 is +/- 0.016 dB, but the ripple pattern looks pretty conventional, typical of an elliptic filter, not like the one you posted earlier. See the pass-band ripple plot (TPC35) on page 13 of the data sheet. Link below.
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- Benchmark DAC1 has AD1896, and Cambridge DacMagic Plus has Anagram upsampler - Dave_K 11:31:49 07/26/15 (2)
- RE: Benchmark DAC1 has AD1896, and Cambridge DacMagic Plus has Anagram upsampler - dave789 20:09:24 07/26/15 (1)
- RE: Benchmark DAC1 has AD1896, and Cambridge DacMagic Plus has Anagram upsampler - Dave_K 02:28:36 07/27/15 (0)
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