Hello everyone, here is a question for those of you who know a lot about digital "jitter" in CD components. I have a dual deck audio cd burner that I use to make copies of my CD's onto CDR, and lets assume that the deck introduces some jitter into the newly created CDR. Now if I play back the CDR on (a) my CD transport, through an anti-jitter device such as AA DTI or SF ultrajitterbug, then to D/A, or (b) through a low jitter CD player, (question:) is the jitter on the source CDR removed/ameloriated or is it too late since the jitter is present on the source CDR itself rather than introduced during playback which seems what most jitter solutions are addressed at? whew, that turned out to be a long question - thanks - John
Good question. I'm hoping that someone that is "digital literate" will help us both out. I was wondering something similar as i was thinking about having my dual deck burner "modified". Sean >
G, do you think that there would be any improvement by upgrading the passive parts i.e. caps, resistors, beefing up / regulating / filtering the power supplies in the D to D signal section ? Sean >
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