Of course, though the conversion is at 96/32 the files are both 96/24 but it would be interesting to hear if recording at a higher bit rate and decimating it to 24 bits sounds better or worse than the one converted directly to 96/24.Two files were created using the Lynx Hilo but using different recording chains as described below. Why seven from five converters? One, the M2TECH Joplin offers a choice of 96/24 or 96/32 resolution (it can also do the conversion at 384/32 resolution but for the purposes of this shoot out we’re sticking with 96kHz). Meanwhile, below are seven 96/24 files produced by five A/D converters. They offer a wide range of features and enhancements that will be discussed in the reviews to be posted shortly. Here’s your opportunity to compare ADCs (analog to digital converters) priced from $300 to $3995. This is a trade-off I accept because of the open sound of the cable compared to better shielded cables that are not as open. So please listen to all files and vote for your favorite! lOne more note: there is a very low level of 60Hz hum, not really audible other than on headphones. note: ALL of the files are now as intended including "File 6" thanks to a replacement A/D converter from that company.
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