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JBL 305p MKII has Cirrus Logic CS5341 ADC built-in. But I don't understand what is the meaning of "Supports All Audio Sample Rates". What is the upper limit of sample rates for Cirrus Logic CS5341 ADC? Cirrus Logic CS5341 ADC

Mackie MR524

Because someone is worried about the digital crossover design of JBL and Kali. ⇣ dabassgoesboomboom

Is DSP bad for studio monitors when compared to pure analogue design?

Not really... I'm running HQPlayer (trial) with Sinc-L and SDM out settings on my forceless 8GB AMD dual core Windoz rig without graphics card which can effortlessly play up to 24-bit 384kHz files.

Yes. You definitely need it.

Thanks for your response... I really appreciate your selfless efforts to answer our questions. I'm currently using JRiver to upsample my huge PCM collection to Native 4xDSD on the fly to feed my IFI Zen V2 DAC which is hooked up with a pair of JBL 305p MKii monitors. Is there any good reason to...

Yep...

Nope. absolutely not. Both JRiver and HQPlayer (test phase) end up with the same result. There is NO other DSP (EQ and whatever) processing at all. And it's not only me... Others (some of my friends and family) also attested to that discrepancy. I don't know about your device but my IFI Zen V2...

I know there is no chance to get "better" sound quality from my lossless PCM files... But it's actually not for getting further better sound "quality" at all. PCM to DSD Upsampling gave me a different taste of tune that native PCM failed to deliver. I know this is subjective but it's also true...

Because of your cheap sunglasses? Maybe somebody p** in the sea? :facepalm:

As I've been suggested by some knowledgeable that I should give up my DSD (DSD = *Don't Submit Dat* in ASR) concerns and stick to the PCM (PCM= *Post it Countless and Meaningless* in ASR) instead. But if you have the time, I would like to ask something related to PCM to DSD Upsampling. I'm...

That's really helpful. Thank you... :)

I meant very high frequency distortion. Maybe my wrong choice of words.

Got it. DSD = "Don't Submit Dat" again in ASR...

I thought ultrasonic noise will create a static vibration in tweeters which could cause rising temperature in tweeter coil...

Risk? seriously?

Thank you sir. There should be some noobs to give out your expertise. Isn't it?

That's very unfortunate for me! Because I'm certainly enjoying my DSD files greater than PCM (even hi-res). Means there's a risk?

Shouldn't be there an lpf in my DAC?