Prezzo ovviamente non irrisorio (sui 4300 euro) che però di fronte ai prezzi astronomici di quello che viene considerato il miglior convertitore in ambito hi fi (che non so quale possa essere), diventa da ridere........................
D/A CONVERTER SPECIFICATIONS
Full Scale Output signal level +5dBu to +28dBu in steps of 1dB and 0.05dB
Output impedance Differential: 47Ω
Single-ended: 24Ω
Common mode voltage range 70V
Dynamic range >111dB unweighted RMS
High-level THD+N < -104dB unweighted RMS
Intermodulation distortion < -90dB
Spurious aharmonics < -125dBFS
Crosstalk < -100dB 20Hz to 20kHz
Level dependent linearity <<3dB at -144dBFS
Sample Rates 32, 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96kHz ±0.15%
Non-standard ranges: 30-50kHz, 60-100kHz
Jitter
Attenuation slope 80dB/decade
Corner frequency approx. 80Hz
Attenuation above 500Hz greater than 60dB
Intrinsic less than 18 picoseconds RMS
DIGITAL INPUTS
DI1 AES/EBU 110Ω
supports higher-rate sampling (HRS: e.g. 96kHz) at double speed
DI2 & 3 AES/EBU 110Ω
These inputs support HRS at double speed and in two-wire format
DI4 TOSLINK Optical
S/PDIF high and low rates
DI5 RCA/Phono
S/PDIF high and low rates
DI6 & 7 BNC L & BNC R - AES3-id
75Ω
Both support HRS double speed or two-wire and SDIF-2 at high and low rates.
DIGITAL OUTPUTS
DO1 & 2 AES/EBU 110Ω
Both support HRS (e.g. 96kHz) double speed or two-wire
BNC L and BNC R SDIF-2 high and low rates
TOSLINK Optical S/PDIF high and low rates
RCA/Phono S/PDIF high and low rates
Spero di esservi stato di qualche utilità.