Finally someone admits it. We are two with me. At least.I'm on the very comfortable position here as I do not hear differences between filters
Finally someone admits it. We are two with me. At least.I'm on the very comfortable position here as I do not hear differences between filters
That is why, in the absence of a clear sign, I defaulted to the most mathematically correct solution - "Linear fast rolloff". See http://archimago.blogspot.com/2022/06/review-smsl-do100-dac-dual-ess.html and the aforementioned https://www.audioreviews.org/reconstruction_filters_dummies/Three! Checked all my available filters during the afternoon. Not even a feeling although I tried quite hard to find one
Three! Checked all my available filters during the afternoon. Not even a feeling although I tried quite hard to find one
If find the coffee filter is the most beneficial
You should admit that the "awareness" of one solution that is formally better than another, recognizable or not at a glance, takes to more peaceful mood, better if with a good coffee taste in mouth...If find the coffee filter is the most beneficial
Break it to continuous posts?There is a limit of 10 attachments included... How can I write my review without graphs?
I did just like you did choosing “Fast Linear”. By the way it’s the default filter of my SMSL 500 MKIII.That is why, in the absence of a clear sign, I defaulted to the most mathematically correct solution - "Linear fast rolloff". See http://archimago.blogspot.com/2022/06/review-smsl-do100-dac-dual-ess.html and the aforementioned https://www.audioreviews.org/reconstruction_filters_dummies/
The limit of 10 has been extended to 20 so that should be sufficient. Please try again.There is a limit of 10 attachments included... How can I write my review without graphs?
Thank you.The limit of 10 has been extended to 20 so that should be sufficient. Please try again.
Harmonic distortions are unwanted effects of the single tone, with the frequencies being integer multiplications of the fundamental one.@onlyoneme . Can you explain the concepts of intermodulation distortion and harmonics and then make the connection to the measurements especially to the part that you mention that lower frequency harmonics are higher than expected.
What is the level of 60hz harmonics in a single sine signal for your Rme dac? Are they existent ?Harmonic distortions are unwanted effects of the single tone, with the frequencies being integer multiplications of the fundamental one.
IMDs happens with multitones and have frequencies being sums or differences of base tones.
Those mentioned harmonics are based on the 60 Hz fundamental, which is a part of the SMPTE IMD test, but these ones are not IMDs. They would be visible also for a single sine signal of low frequency. I was a bit surprised with the level of those harmonics, in a perfect scenario they shouldn't exist there at all.
It's lower. I will prepare some comparisons with ADI-2 DAC later.What is the level of 60hz harmonics in a single sine signal for your Rme dac? Are they existent ?