ccrome2;456350 Wrote: > Generally speaking, using a headphone out to drive a line-input will not > cause even the slightest degradation in audio. However, if your > line-input does not have proper anti-aliasing filters, it could cause > an increased noise floor. Typically, this is not much of a problem. > > Ironically, high-end equipment could suffer more than low-end equipment > in this regard because sometimes high-end designers make the mistake of > attempting to preserve perfect frequency response to 40kHz or even > farther, which only lets more noise into the system without actually > improving anything sonically. > > -Caleb
Hi ccrome2, Could you please tell me what is considered "proper" anti-aliasing filters? I am thinking to get a Harman Kandon stereo receiver (DH-3390) for squeezebox radio, hoping it may improve my music experience with Squeezebox. Now I am using my consumer-grade Philips home theater receiver with Polk Monitor50 speakers. Do you think the 3390 has a proper filter? It would be too costly to get another squeezebox receiver and HK 3490 with digital inputs - and the result may not even be better than the low-end receiver? Here is the manual of 3390 with specshttp://www.esotericsound.com/Electronics/HK_3390_OWNERS_MANUAL.pdf Some people complain the device let any bass signal input so it may sound boomy. It does have separate subwoofer outputs though. Thank you -- verycd ------------------------------------------------------------------------ verycd's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=49940 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=67652 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
