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In Reply to: Maybe Seller's Remorse posted by ARL on May 17, 2003 at 18:33:19:
"This makes sense as in the S'Phile review of the 27ix, it has a slightly rolled off top-end, but when fed 24/96 data, it measured perfectly flat up top."If that's the case, the DCS Purcell has a more-classic "sinc" type of filter, which yields a flatter response. Although not as "time resolute" as the Wadia. Although I personally prefer a "time resolute" filter, not everybody prefers it. And it seems like the Purcell is one of those rare digital pieces that has gotten near-unanimous acclaim.
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