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Another Question on "Digital" Amp [message #7763] Mon, 06 December 2004 12:20 Go to previous message
GarMan is currently offline  GarMan
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From my understanding, a digital amp samples an analogue signal at the input, creates an amplified digital equivalent of it, and then converts it back to an analogue signal at the output.

I'm not familiar with the input options of digital amps, but are there any that can take the digtal-out from a CDP directly, thereby, bypassing the D/A of the CDP and the A/D of the amp?

What about digital crossovers? Can they operate entirely in the digital domain (ie. digital input from CDP and digital out to amp).

Gar.

 
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