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**Unlinozistimi** · 11-16-2011, 09:11 PM

Then you do not care enough.

The perform of a DAC is directly related to the stability of the reference signals. Things like EMI and quick changes in load can affect these supplies. Also, beyond the DAC, you have to consider the filtering and driving circuit. Unfiltered noise gets amplified to the port and then amplified again by an external source. The list goes on.

I know what it does, and if I was linking up to a cyrus pre / power-amp and outputting to some Spendor sp9's I might give a toot. But hooking up to a dock to play party music hardly qualifies as high fidelity.

11-16-2011, 09:11 PM	#14
Unlinozistimi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 414 Senior Member	Then you do not care enough. The perform of a DAC is directly related to the stability of the reference signals. Things like EMI and quick changes in load can affect these supplies. Also, beyond the DAC, you have to consider the filtering and driving circuit. Unfiltered noise gets amplified to the port and then amplified again by an external source. The list goes on. I know what it does, and if I was linking up to a cyrus pre / power-amp and outputting to some Spendor sp9's I might give a toot. But hooking up to a dock to play party music hardly qualifies as high fidelity.
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