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In Reply to: Re: The new dCS Scarlatti should be more attractive for $30k. posted by PAR on February 27, 2007 at 02:23:18:
"Unfortunately my mathematical abilty is not sufficient to have fully understood what he told me but in brief he explained that even where the upsampled output is not a simple multiple of 44.1 it is still synchronous in the way that they do it."Maybe it is the former case. If so, ASRC was dropped by the company that's been cited as being responsible for bringing it into the industry.
As of right now, to my knowledge, the only way industry has been able to properly merge high-rez to Redbook in a single entity is via the DSD bus. Too bad such products happen to be so damm expensive.
(And since I've never heard such a product, I cannot say whether or not this technology is the real deal.)
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