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In Reply to: REVIEW: MHZS CD 66E CD Player/Recorder posted by McGruder on June 9, 2007 at 11:06:55:
"There is no question that RBCD is always better on the MHZS, especially when used in the controversially upsampled 176.4 KHz mode."
It depends if the upsampling becomes "synchronous" at 176.4. Some converters keep the output clock running independently at a "synchronous" frequency, where there wouldn't be much benefit. Since you perceived an improvement, it suggests it does become synchronous at 176.4.
If it does become synchronous, you basically have a 24-bit 4x oversampling DAC, using the "older" terminology.
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Follow Ups
- RE: REVIEW: MHZS CD 66E CD Player/Recorder - Todd Krieger 12:27:10 06/09/07 (2)
- RE: REVIEW: MHZS CD 66E CD Player/Recorder - McGruder 15:31:36 06/09/07 (1)
- RE: REVIEW: MHZS CD 66E CD Player/Recorder - Todd Krieger 19:28:05 06/09/07 (0)
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