DVDP + DAC vs. CDP

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What is Jitter : http://www.digido.com/jitteressay.html or http://www.jitter.de/english/engc_navfr.html these are good places to start, but in general terms Jitter is time-base error. It is caused by varying time delays in the circuit paths from component to component in the signal path. Jitter is the main problem in CD transports to offboard DACs, Jitter is a cause of glare, harshness, lack of soundstage and loss of low level detail apparent in most CD replay systems.

How can we deal with Jitter : The 2 most common ways of dealing with Jitter are : at the CD transport, where reclocking (re-timing) the data prior to output can supress jitter, check out these mods available : http://www.trichordresearch.com/cd_player_upgrades.html Or you can choose a DAC that is not as effected by jitter as others. These are generally true recovery clocking DACs which suppress jitter, by using PLLs (Phase Locked Loops) in simple terms the more PLLs a DAC uses in recovery the better it is at handling jittery input signal (and therefore is not too transport dependant). RAM buffer technology devices which effectively elminate jitter are interesting new devices which are now appearing on the market http://195.40.133.90/website/products/dac64.htm