Το Soulution 560 DAC ειναι ψηφιοαναλογικος μετατροπεας (DAC) PCM 24bit/192kHz και DXD 32bit/384kHz.

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Features

• Philosophy In many areas the 560 D/A-Converter is based on the same proven technical solutions used in the 745 SACD-Player. It also embodies the same principles in its design: top grade digital inter­faces for optimal reception of the music data, a super-precise master clock generator to avoid jitter, intelligent digital signal processing with over­sampling technology, and analogue output stages of top end pre­amplifier quality.
• Design As with its Series 7 sibling the 560 D/A-Converter is packed with cutting-edge tech­nology with one objective – the love of music. The parallels include a consistent dual mono design in the output stages and separate power supplies for digital elec­tronics and the analogue stages. The 560 D/A-Converter adds a digital volume control that allows direct connec­tion to a power amplifier.
• Upsampling Audio data is buffered then upsampled to 24Bit/384kHz. We believe precision of inter­polation is more impor­tant than high clock rates. Our players and D/A converters use an algorithm from the highly regarded Anagram Technologies followed by Burr Brown D/A converters in a digital symmetric configuration. As we consider the PCM conversion technology as superior, the DSD signals get converted before its final D/A conversion.
• Zeroφtech The 560 D/A-Converter is equipped with soulution’s innovative Zero-Phase-Technology. Smallest timing errors provoked by the analog low pass filter of the D/A converter get eliminated. Every D/A converter requires an analog low pass filter in its output in order to suppress high frequency noise and aliasing signals. The 560’s 3rd order bessel filter, with a cut-off frequency of 120kHz, does show a phase shift of up to 15° in the audio band. Due to the Zero-Phase-Technology the phase error of the analog music signal remains below 1°, 20Hz – 100kHz! The Zero-Phase-Technology brings you even closer to the beauty of the source material! The music gets even more realistic and 3-dimensional with a lot of “air” around instruments and voices. As close to the source as possible! No detail gets lost.
• D/A conversion Burr-Brown devices perform D/A conversion only. Their internal upsampling and filter stages are not used. The output currents are converted to voltage and then filtered. With an internal bandwidth of 40 MHz, this current/voltage conversion stage allows best signal-to-noise performance and maximum dynamics in the analogue domain.
• Output stage The wideband output stage of the 560 D/A-Converter has a bandwidth of 20MHz (-3dB). With such speed of response all musical details are reproduced true to life creating a three-dimensional, spatial sound to bring real listening pleasure.

Specifications

• Analog outputs 1 × balanced (XLR), 1 × unbalanced (RCA)
• Frequency response  0 – 200 kHz (DXD)
• THD + N    < 0.002% (20 Hz – 20 kHz)
• Signal-to-noise ratio > 140 dB
• Channel separation > 130 dB
• Output impedance 10 Ω balanced (XLR) 10 Ω unbalanced (RCA)
• Output voltage    4 VRMS balanced (XLR), 2 VRMS unbalanced (RCA)
• Output current max 0.2 A (limited by protection circuit)
• Volume control range 0 to – 79 dB in 1 dB steps
• Digital inputs    AES/EBU, SPDIF-RCA, Optical, USB, Network
• Digital outputs    AES/EBU, SPDIF-RCA, Optical
• Digital formats    WAV, AIFF, FLAC, ALAC, DSF, DFF, DXD, MP3, AAC
• Bit depth/sampling rage max
  • AES/EBU: 24 bit/192 kHz
  • SPDIF: 24 bit/192 kHz
  • Optical: 24 bit/96 kHz
  • USB: 24 bit/384 kHz, 1 bit/5.64 MHz
  • Network: 24 bit/384 kHz, 1 bit/5.64 MHz
• Dimensions (W × H × D) 442 × 143 × 448 mm
• Weight 20 kg
• LINK (remote turn-on) 12 V control signal