 |
Which is better in terms of sound a Sony CD changer that has 4 or 8 times oversampling filter or one that has high density linear converter? |
[Edit] |
Answer
Sony's previous technology was 4- or 8-times oversampling. Their newest thing (as of '07) is the High Density Linear Converter (HDLC). It starts with 64-times oversampling, and does a couple of other nice things, too, and has an overall simpler circuit (which usually helps), so it should be an improvement over straight 8-times.
Caveat: I have not actually heard it side by side. But Sony's track record with digital audio quality is excellent (the rootkit debacle notwithstanding), so I would expect it to be a real though subtle improvement.
First answer by Jeffiekins. Last edit by Jeffiekins. Contributor trust: 10 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 10 [recommend question]
|
Research your answer: |
- What are the sizes of the speakers in a 1992 dodge dakota ext. cab?
- How do you delete albums from Creative Zen?
- How do I get an old mp3 player ba350e1 from bantam interactive a company that no longer exists which requires bitexplor 2 2 software a program that no longer is available what should I do?
Answers.com > Wiki Answers > Categories > Technology > Consumer Electronics > MP3 Players Audio and Sound Systems > Which is better in terms of sound a Sony CD changer that has 4 or 8 times oversampling filter or one that has high density linear converter?
Our contributors said this page should be displayed for the questions below. (Where do these come from ) |
| If any of these are not a genuine rephrasing of the question, please help out and edit these alternates. |
