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Audio Aero Capitole 24/196 - Audiogon Discussion Forum
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Audio Aero Capitole 24/196 Does anybody have a service manual/schematic for the Audio Aero Capitole, I have the second version but not the mark 2. My unit has a power issue, it will not turn on. The unit was just returned from France where it underwent inspection, bringing it back to spec and new sub miniature tubes.
24-BIT, 96/192-kHz ASYNCHRONOUS STEREO AUDIO …
https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/pcm3060.pdf
24-BIT, 96/192-kHz ASYNCHRONOUS STEREO AUDIO CODEC 1FEATURES APPLICATIONS DESCRIPTION PCM3060 SLAS533B–MARCH 2007–REVISED MARCH 2008 24-BIT, 96/192-kHz ASYNCHRONOUS STEREO AUDIO CODEC and DAC •24-Bit Delta-Sigma ADC and DAC – Digital De-Emphasis: 32, 44.1, 48 kHz for •ADC, DAC Asynchronous Operation DAC
Hi-Res Conundrum: Should I Go for 24/192 or Is 24/96 All …
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To unfold higher-resolution content — 24/192, for instance — an MQA-capable external DAC is required. Since your Audioengine D1 DAC isn’t MQA-capable, the bottom line is that 24/96 playback is the best you can expect from Tidal Masters files. For many listeners, that should be sufficient to satisfy their hi-res audio craving.
What does 24/96 mean? | Headphone Reviews and Discussion ...
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/what-does-24-96-mean.626936/
The resolution of the amplitude values is 24 bits so 2^24 possible values can be represented, and there are 96000 values spaced evenly per second. In other words, you get a value per 1 / 96000 Hz = 10.42 microseconds. This is as opposed to 16-bit resolution at a rate of one per 1 / 44100 Hz = 22.68 microseconds.
DAC: what's the difference between 24/192 and 24/96 khz ...
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Whether a DAC is spec'd for 24/192 or 24/96 is really of no consequence for listening to normal redbook CD's. It might make a difference for listening to non-copy protected DVD-A's through a compatible transport, if you had some that were recorded at 192kHz. I wouldn't be too concerned about this.
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