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In Reply to: Anti-jitter boxes, still worth it?? posted by Frank25 on January 22, 2007 at 16:56:58:
Hi. I use a two box setup wih one of my systems (a system that I use mainly to make copies of CDs) to make duplicates of CDs.I go from transport (a modified Muse Model 10 transport) into a Sonic Frontiers Ultra Jitterbug, from there into a Genesis Digital Lens, and then into a DAC (MSB Platinum with Signature DACs) or the CD recorder (a heavily modified Yamaha with hard disk). The DAC helps me compare the results of the copying process. As the Ultrajitterbug has multiple inputs, I connect the Yamaha to the Ultrajitterbug to compare results with the originals.
The results are extremely good compared to the setup without the anti jitter boxes.
On the other hand, for my main systems I do not use any anti jitter box as I do not need them.
Happy listening!
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