Lumin Thread

[bornfi]

However, I think weiss uses its internal clock at 195 khz ( Unlike 10 mhz usually found ), and samples everything to 195 khz to minimize possible jitter. I think with the Weiss the effect of the clock might be minimal. Thanks to kindly correct me if Iam wrong here.

This is where my academics come into play and I fail to understand beyond this. I take a very analog approach to liking or disliking something and, I simply did a test to check if I can listen to Weiss without clock and found that I could not. Honestly, no matter how these components interact and what they do inside the box, the effect of clocking on both Debussy and Weiss are similar.

In fact, I sent an email asking Daniel Weiss why he discontinued clock input after DAC202 and he told me that PLL on Weiss are very strict and so, they do not need external clock input to realize benefit of external clocks.

 

[Yelamanchili manohar]

This is where my academics come into play and I fail to understand beyond this. I take a very analog approach to liking or disliking something and, I simply did a test to check if I can listen to Weiss without clock and found that I could not. Honestly, no matter how these components interact and what they do inside the box, the effect of clocking on both Debussy and Weiss are similar.

In fact, I sent an email asking Daniel Weiss why he discontinued clock input after DAC202 and he told me that PLL on Weiss are very strict and so, they do not need external clock input to realize benefit of external clocks.

Thanks for sharing that

To be honest, Iam not surprised. There was a post from one of Dcs engineer's in the Dcs forum, where he said, "that despite the better execution of PLL's these days, there is still room at the top for a good clock"