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In the Thread: Reference Recordings “digital master” and Berkeley's new DAC
Post Subject: The digital attenuation in the Berkeley's DACPosted by Romy the Cat on: 2/5/2008
 mark wrote: |
| …for digital inputs they show aes,spdif,toslink and bada,which i understand is for use with the rr hrx 24/176?. |
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Which is just one line in, not multiple lines in. Also the have changed the 24/176 to 24/192
| mark wrote: |
| also there is no clear indication that the attenuation is achieved in the digital domain. |
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Digital attenuation and balance control: 0.1dB/step with .05dB/step trim, 60dB range
| mark wrote: |
| i talked to mr. ritter about this product and he claims it is in the same league of performance as the pacific microsonics. |
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Isn’t it what he suppose to be saying? Anyhow, the digital attenuation is something that I do not like in Pacific Microsonics I it just too auditable when I engage it. If the Moron broadcast a program with one level up or down for 2dB (as they frequently do) then what should I do on Pacific? It has gain change on ADC but it is via jumpers on the back of the unit – very inconvenient. Lavry AD122 – the save level ADC but it has small analog trimmers at front panel. Anyhow, I would like to learn if it is possible to defeat this digital attenuation in the Berkeley's DAC
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