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Anybody here have experience with an atomic master clock . .

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or other very high quality external clocks? I just read an interesting article by Robert Hartley in TAS about Esoteric's new rubidium master clock generator. It is accurate to .05 parts per billion. He raves that it just about turns digital into analogue. Unfortunately it lists for $15,000.00. I understand that Antelope Audio makes a $6,000.00 rubidium clock generator. Anybody have experience with this stuff? I am curious about opinions. Maybe this will be the next big thing.

Edits: 02/26/08

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RE: Anybody here have experience with an atomic master clock . . - mcgjohn@yahoo.com 17:30:12 02/26/08 (0)
Just a note about frequency accuracy specifications... - andy_c 19:51:48 02/25/08 (2)
- And all those specs relate.... - alan m. kafton 22:16:51 02/25/08 (1)
  - RE: And all those specs relate.... - andy_c 07:54:49 02/26/08 (0)
RE: Anybody here have experience with an atomic master clock . . - alan m. kafton 19:40:38 02/25/08 (0)

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