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I am quite familiar and in fact that paper concludes that jitter is not detectable in normal consumer equipment: "About 25% of the listeners detected jitter wh
by pslam 12y ago
I am quite familiar and in fact that paper concludes that jitter is not detectable in normal consumer equipment:
"About 25% of the listeners detected jitter when its size was 500ns. When it was 250ns, however, no listener could discriminate the sounds."
...
"Nishimura and Koizumi made attempts to measure actual jitter of various DA systems during reproduction of music signals. They could not detect any jitter larger than 3ns in their measurements."
...
"So far, actual jitter in consumer products seems to be too small to be detected at least for reproduction of music
signals"
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CONCLUSION
"The threshold values seem to be sufficiently larger than the jitter actually observed in various consumer
products."
- cnvogel 12y agoYou should point out that typical jitter on the digital interface will be in the order of few 100 PICOSECONDS...
- Joeboy 12y agoand is totally unrelated to any jitter on the storage system (unless it's so slow that it can't keep up with the DAC, which is unlikely to happen unless it's a 20th century hard drive or connected by a wireless/internet connection).