In Reply to: Do Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) add timing distortions to music? posted by Jaundiced Ear on September 7, 2014 at 22:32:09:
I don't profess to be an electronics engineer or circuit design guru but conventional wisdom says that since a digital signal is clocked, you're not going to get any "wow and flutter". But, of course, you can have time-related issues with digital such as jitter and various kinds of waveform distorion ("actual" square waves look more like truncated triangle waves on a scope...)
Theory says that a buffer would handle the anomalies of timing issues with the data coming into the buffer, but from what I've read it all depends on the clocking scheme.
Cheers,
Presto
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