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Secondary AD/DA conversion okay?

Posted by jim.gandy14 on June 26, 2017 at 15:15:28:

In my newest stereo system I take the analog out of a high end SACD player directly into AD/DA conversion (24/96 Cirrus Logic) within the amplifiers to provide DSP processing for the active cross over of my speakers. Is the high quality of the analog out of the player corrupted by this secondary conversion or is the signal passed on without harm? Is the "magic" performed by the player somehow lost with this secondary conversion process?