Hi forum,
In my setup I've got a notoriously jitter-prone unit (a standard Sonos Connect) supplying signal via digital coax to my DSP (a miniDSP nanoDIGI), and then on via digital coax to my DAC.
My question is:
Which effect does the DSP have on the jitter coming from the Sonos unit?
- Does it just propagate the jitter?
- Does it worsen the jitter?
- Does it even remove the jitter? (perhaps due to the DSP being a state machine)
My reason for asking is that if the jitter proceeds to be a problem (regardless of the DSP being in the signal chain) I'd consider buying either a Sonos mod (Cullen/Volk/W4S/whatever) or a re-clocker to put between the Sonos and the DSP...
Any other thoughts in general regarding the issue?
B.R. Jon
In my setup I've got a notoriously jitter-prone unit (a standard Sonos Connect) supplying signal via digital coax to my DSP (a miniDSP nanoDIGI), and then on via digital coax to my DAC.
My question is:
Which effect does the DSP have on the jitter coming from the Sonos unit?
- Does it just propagate the jitter?
- Does it worsen the jitter?
- Does it even remove the jitter? (perhaps due to the DSP being a state machine)
My reason for asking is that if the jitter proceeds to be a problem (regardless of the DSP being in the signal chain) I'd consider buying either a Sonos mod (Cullen/Volk/W4S/whatever) or a re-clocker to put between the Sonos and the DSP...
Any other thoughts in general regarding the issue?
B.R. Jon