Do you even know what the PLL cut frequency is of those parts? News to
@chris719, it is not the TI, or AKM or Cirrus PLL that gets rid of low frequency jitter, it is the ASRC, or pulse output DAC, etc. that does (or the odd one with a buffer). If you were less interested in trolling and looking smart and not calling others naive, you would go back up to where I clearly said that most modern DACs would not have an issue at all, and even the ones that do, it probably is not audible.
Amir just tested the MHDT Pagoda and low and behold, jitter components apparently < 16 bits. This is a modern, just released DAC. It is poorly designed, but it is what it is. Ditto the not that distant Schitt Modi2, Note that I never said a modern properly designed DAC would have an issue, but not everyone owns a competent DAC and that conversation that you are pedantically trolling was w.r.t. whether a cable poorly terminated could make a difference. It could with DACs that people are buying today and that they already own. That is just you being wrong in a poorly attempted troll.
And with that, I will mute you as you bring absolutely nothing to the conversation.
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OK, with my wife out on a trip, I have some time to catch up on my review chores. In this wonderful episode, you are treated to the measurements of the Schiit Modi 2. This guy retails for $99 which fit the budget nicely. It uses the Analog Devices AD 5547 DAC silicon. This is an older DAC...
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