In Reply to: RE: No revolutions posted by Dave_K on April 12, 2016 at 14:05:27:
Thanks for the response.
Hi res PCM vs DSD.
One tenth of an octave (20 to 22kHz) would require one hell of a brickwall filter. JA mentioned in another post that DSD provides an improvement over PCM in time domain errors. I suppose that could be called a form of linearity. Nelson Pass published a paper that has some graphs showing how steep filters for speakers obliterate the phase coherence of a speaker. My limited knowledge leads me to think that phase and time domain response are probably closely tied? Your opinion? I have used both gentle and extreme slopes with speakers, and neither is perfect or perfectly terrible. Just different with different tradeoffs.
Thanks again for answering my basic questions.
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- RE: No revolutions - Mr_Steady 15:47:09 04/12/16 (5)
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