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In Reply to: digital is inferior to analog posted by akai m8 on April 2, 2007 at 04:29:59:
All real signal transfer systems have finite bandwidth, and thus finite resolution. Digital systems have truncation errors as described, but your reference does not go into the bandwidth effects on analog systems. You would need to display the theory and demonstrate that analog playback systems available to consumers and hobbyists do in fact have more bandwidth than digital systems in order to support your assertion. This is necessary but not sufficient, since we have not discussed other forms of distortion that plague analog systems.
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