不过EMU对RME的1NS也不服输:声言自己的更JITTER低:
***Thanks. Here's some stuff that may put your mind at ease.
1) Although many discount Audio Specs as just being numbers. There is a point where they do flat out make things sound better.
These are our numbers taken from multiple sources WW.
http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~r89004/rmaa52/1212m-24-48.htm
http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1558,1563050,00.asp
Compare then to whomever you want and you'll start to see why so many people are saying they can hear a audible difference from the moment they get a DAS.
Compare with these results and you can reach your own conclusions.
http://audio.rightmark.org/test_results.shtml
There's one more component to sound quality that is a hot topic with digital audiophiles and that's jitter.
We have been receiving so many requests for these numbers we ran a test using the same methodology that RME does when they advertise:
"Super low jitter design: <1 ns in PLL mode (44.1 kHz, optical in)"
Our results.
RMS Jitter @44.1K Via Optical Input: 795ps
So as you can see we are well below 1ns also.
If what sounds good to you is warmth(or distortion) then you got us, because that's not how we designed it. It was designed to be accurate with super high range, super low noise, with total separation, and for that I think the numbers and ultimately the sound speak for themselves.
Best,
ICHi
E-MU Systems