
Presanger skal jo være overraskelser, men siden det er vanskelig å få katta til å hoppe oppi sekken igjen.
-gismo har ordna en sånn en. Fra oss to. I bestefar-farge.
Vi tenkte det fikk greie seg at vi to spleisa.
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De bygger ikke "slik" kvalitet lengre..hvor ser man idag at de støper chassis i støpejern? Den er ikke klådd på nei... vel jo..Neutric powercon er montert... Burr brown dacer..Seriøst fin den Denon-kladden der sense... Sikkert et utrolig drivverk... Men har ikke helt trua på dac-chip i den.. Har du klådd litt på den, eller er den orginal sense ? Vakker okkesom..![]()
Denon: Alpha Processing The Denon engineers follow a completely different path. After analyzing the complex algorithms of the CD they find a way to extract and use data from the lower, least significant bit, well before the actual conversion takes place. These data represent pulses of sounds with high dynamics occurring mostly at the beginning of a sound. These data are processed in such a way that they are added to the actual converted wave form. In popular terms, the steep filtering around 20.000 Hz. is disabled for a few milliseconds every time the data give a specific value. The disabling can be just once in a while or can occur repeatedly. During these instances the width of the frequency band is not limited by the conventional process of conversion and its brick wall filter. No, it extends beyond 20.000 Hz. In this way upper harmonics can be generated. The result is that all acoustic instruments do sound more natural, have an analog quality. The Denon engineers call it "Alpha Processing" and introduce this conversion type in 1993. In designing their flagship DP-S1/DA-S1, they also pay the utmost attention to the construction and functioning of the CD-turntable. |