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In Reply to: This confirms what many already know posted by Frihed89 on May 13, 2007 at 00:49:52:
I too thought jitter correction was snakeoil until I actually placed a digital signal conditioner into my system.I have said it before, I was completely floored at the difference that just a better clocked signal can make. I am using a NON-OS DAC and it may be more sensitive to jitter, but the difference was quite striking.
Most of you would not think twice when someone says they can hear an improvement moving to one transport to another... well what do you think is basically the only differences in *transports*? Digital signal quality.
So I don't know why people couldn't imagine reclocking the signal of a low end CDP would not make a difference.
I think that some of the marketing of these products might be BS just like alot of pseudo-scientific marketroid speak (that is my 10%)... but when you understand what a DIP does you can understand the kind of improvement that it can make to a lower end transport and appreciate that improvement for what it is.
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- I only have 10% agreement of that statement. - Yashu 13:56:22 05/13/07 (0)
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