There’s no perfect implementation of jitter reducing technology - at the very best such tech is a low pass filter for the jitter spectrum at the very output of that filter, after that any noise (from any source, RFI, EMI, groundloops, etc.) can reintroduce more jitter downstream.
The FPGA in the DS lowers jitter, but it never hurts to have it lowered earlier too like the Bridge does. Also the new transport also does a great job of lowering jitter and it shows (or should I say sounds? )
Ted Smith said
There's no perfect implementation of jitter reducing technology - at the very best such tech is a low pass filter for the jitter spectrum at the very output of that filter, after that any noise (from any source, RFI, EMI, groundloops, etc.) can reintroduce more jitter downstream.
The FPGA in the DS lowers jitter, but it never hurts to have it lowered earlier too like the Bridge does. Also the new transport also does a great job of lowering jitter and it shows (or should I say sounds? )
Thanks Ted. Aside from lowering jitter does the Digital Lens of the Bridge II perform any other fumctions, in the DSD Snr?