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Article #553Re: 1 Bit D to A Revisited
From: Terry Ingoldsby
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1989 20:27
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1989 20:27
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Which models and brands of CD players are using the single bit,
heavily oversampled technology? I saw in our local newspaper that
several vendors are pursuing this technique. True?
It would seem to me that the single bit technology would be a good
cost saving measure, since the tolerances in the D/A circuitry
would not have to be as precise as with an 18 bit D/A. Does this
mean I can expect single bit technology on the low end players soon?
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Terry Ingoldsby ctycal!ingoldsb@calgary.UUCP
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