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Any idea of how many bits of signal to noise ratio you're getting? It usually takes pretty careful board design, extra ground planes on the board, and awkwardly
by rerdavies 2y ago
Any idea of how many bits of signal to noise ratio you're getting? It usually takes pretty careful board design, extra ground planes on the board, and awkwardly large capacitors to clean up power supplies in order to get more than 10- to 12-bits of signal to noise ratio.
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- sonatino 2y agoGood question! I haven't gotten around to proper SNR testing, but I'm planning to do that. The board design has undergone quite a few revisions and improvements based on my own perceptual tests along the way. I've done my best to follow best practices and recommendations, but the size of the board (which was a priority) does limit how much can reasonably be done. If you're looking for audiophile-level performance, you'll probably want to consider other solutions :)