ExtremeSkeptic
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You don't have proper knowledge on buffers, they don't work perfectly like in the skeptics' dream world. The less jitter is input into the buffer the better it performs and the less jitter comes out. That's why transports matter for external DACs.Once again that show how little you know about computers and digital audio, you know nothing about timing circuits, buffers, etc. The signal coming in does not, not and again, does not go directly to the DA converter, daaaa. There is interlacing, digital correction, etc. Daaaaaaa.
Paul
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Once you know this you also know that all the external interferences like vibration, power and EMI matter. Especially for timing circuits.