Would it be possible to develop a mechanical digital to analog converter...as in dual moving coil(cartridge?) with one side being activated by the digital signal mechanically connected to another moving coil to supply the input signal?
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- Re: DAC question - vanofmonks 12:07:31 04/06/06
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- In Reply to: DAC question posted by RPMac on April 6, 2006 at 10:15:44:
No, the digital signal really has nothing to do with the analog signal. The data rate for PCM is 172KB/s, or 1.35 million bits per second, so if it were a sin wave it would be at 1.35 Mhz. But it is more like a square wave that doesn't always change because you can have more than a single 1 or 0 in a row.
- Re: DAC question - RPMac 20:56:49 04/06/06
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- In Reply to: Re: DAC question posted by vanofmonks on April 6, 2006 at 12:07:31:
Thanks for setting me straight. I was reading an article by Steve Deckert where he talked about a moving coil cartridge putting 'life' back into recordings made in SS studio. Wondered if it could be used to put 'life' back into CDs.
- Re: DAC question - RPMac 20:56:49 04/06/06
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