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In Reply to: Explanation of Digital Noise posted by Mercman on October 24, 2014 at 04:10:38:
Blue Circle has a poor mans version I checked out @RMAF.
http://www.positive-feedback.com/Issue75/blue_circle.htm
I should have mine next week. The use of capacitance filtering on digital components is easily heard and/or seen on audio/video components. The electrical networks that power
audio systems offer vastly improved sound performance by proper filtration directly in front of digital audio components. This includes sources like the Mac mini and it's connected hard drive as well as dacs. Yes you can rip, remove, & replace the internal power supplies but, you can filter the stock units and get similar results.
The question comes down to, pretty case that sits in rack, or effective component that hides away behind rig? I wouldn't build a serious rig without such consideration. Moderninity has
brought complexities into the electrical network that work against optimal audio reproduction.
Clean it up and put a smile on your face...!
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