I believe the DIP handles anything UP TO 96khz.
48 kHz Jitter Box?
I'm trying to clean up the digital music I receive from Cablevision as part of my digital cable package. The Digital Cable box sends the 2-channel audio to my Yamaha DSP-A1 digital receiver (which has decent onboard DACs). The stereo audio is encoded as 48 kHz Dolby pro logic.
For my stereo system, I use a Genesis Digital Lens and a Timbre TT-1 DAC, feeding a BAT VK-5 preamp. There is no comparison between the clarity and cohesiveness of my stereo CD system and the digital cable music. I figure (assume) the Cable box digital signal is littered w/ jitter and phase noise from its long journey, which manifests in digititis and distortion.
So does anyone make a jitter filter (ala Theta TLC or Monarch DIP, etc.) that can handle 48 kHz?
For my stereo system, I use a Genesis Digital Lens and a Timbre TT-1 DAC, feeding a BAT VK-5 preamp. There is no comparison between the clarity and cohesiveness of my stereo CD system and the digital cable music. I figure (assume) the Cable box digital signal is littered w/ jitter and phase noise from its long journey, which manifests in digititis and distortion.
So does anyone make a jitter filter (ala Theta TLC or Monarch DIP, etc.) that can handle 48 kHz?
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