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In the Forum: Didital Things
In the Thread: High Quality Music Server / CD player
Post Subject: Noise? Go optical...Posted by tuga on: 12/18/2008
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 alexd wrote:
Hi all.
We are small company, dedicated to creation of highest quality audio products. Analog and Digital. We have auditioned many music servers on the market.
However most of them do not sound as good as good quality 16Bits cd transport. The approach of connecting MAC or PC to high quality External DAC is
not an audiophile solution. The switching noise from MAC or PC power supply will find its way into your digital signal, which will cause jitter, noise, reduced soundstage, and harshness on your analog output.
The best approach is to use a completely dedicated music server. Designed for Audiophile applications to start with.
We have designed and built high quality external DAC (now selling direct from our web site), which deals with jitter. Our DAC improved computer generated output (SPDIF or USB-AUDIO) significantly, still the sound is better from High quality CD-Transport .
Alexd
3 Dimension Audio
www.3d-audio.com
Hello Alexd, You can use an optical interface to filter the switching noise. By the way, you identify the existence of such noise but the specs of DAC18 don't mention how you get rid of it. Regards, Tuga

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