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Robust and built by Audiophonics at an amazing price.
The sound is excellent. Ranked 5th out of many...
Robust and built by Audiophonics at an amazing price.
The sound is excellent. Ranked 5th out of many...
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Theodoros R.
MINIDSP POCKETADC Convertisseur ADC ES9821Q RCA vers Coaxial / Optique Toslink 24bit 192kHz - avis - Il y a 2 avis.
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Aurelijus S.
Elevating FM Radio: Integrating Teac PD-301-X with Topping E70 Velvet & B200 for Audiophile Sound
I have a Teac PD-301-x FM tuner with excellent sound but only an analog RCA output from the FM Radio. So, to have its sound in my HiFi audio system, I added PocketADC into the chain, which looks like this now: Analog FM signal from Teac PD-301-X → PocketADC → SPDIF → Topping E70 Velvet (DAC) → Topping B200 (amplifier) → Dynaudio Emit 20 speakers. PocketADC is transparent, and now I can enjoy excellent FM Radio quality from my nice Teac tuner.
I selected 48 kHz as the sampling rate because the source signal is analog FM radio, which has a limited frequency range—typically up to around 15 kHz. A 48 kHz sampling rate comfortably captures the full audio bandwidth of FM broadcasts without unnecessary overhead. I did not see any heat from pocketADC. Also, I use a linear power supply, Keces P6, which also powers my Teac FM Radio component.
I have a Teac PD-301-x FM tuner with excellent sound but only an analog RCA output from the FM Radio. So, to have its sound in my HiFi audio system, I added PocketADC into the chain, which looks like this now: Analog FM signal from Teac PD-301-X → PocketADC → SPDIF → Topping E70 Velvet (DAC) → Topping B200 (amplifier) → Dynaudio Emit 20 speakers. PocketADC is transparent, and now I can enjoy excellent FM Radio quality from my nice Teac tuner.
I selected 48 kHz as the sampling rate because the source signal is analog FM radio, which has a limited frequency range—typically up to around 15 kHz. A 48 kHz sampling rate comfortably captures the full audio bandwidth of FM broadcasts without unnecessary overhead. I did not see any heat from pocketADC. Also, I use a linear power supply, Keces P6, which also powers my Teac FM Radio component.
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