On 30 Aug 2003 20:11:23 GMT, (Derbydrummer)
wrote:

I don't need to try reading I already can.

OK, try reading and understanding............

Are you saying that three transport from three different manufactures perform
identically? Affraid not, there are to many variable factors, buffing the
signal using a cmos chip being just one of them. This is all I am interested
in.

Since you are aware of this, why are you not aware that the signal
which comes off the transport is completely reclocked and restructured
before it is fed to the filter and DAC?

As you are obviously into digital audio can you explain why the digital signals
differ when viewed on a scope and how the digital filter reacts to the visable
differences seen and how it effects the performance of the filter.

The digital filter has nothing to do with the transport section. If
you are seeing differences at the output of the error-correction
electronics, then you have a *very* inferior transport on your hands.
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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering