KSTR
Major Contributor
So far, I haven't seen any DAC which has a proper anti-image filter but shows the ZOH roll-off. This combination doesn't make to much sense anyway.I'll admit though, I don't know if such setup happens in practice. It may be that you always get either both of them or none of them.
For filterless NOS, ZOH without droop correction is very common, but ZOH with droop correction basically non-existent.
For filtered NOS DACs, ZOH correction is normally implemented. The filter is analog and thus for fixed frequency, either 44.1kHz or 48kHz (or switchable), sometimes a compromise filter is used to handle both.
This also applies to emulated NOS modes like the those from AKM AK4490/AK4493 etc DAC chips. No filter and no ZOH correction (however, there is a final on-chip "two-tap FIR" and of course an analog filter at 100kHz or so, typically).