Pcm Filters; Dsd Filters; Dither - Matrix Audio element X User Manual

Users Manual
In order to avoid misoperation, switching from
0dB ADJ or 10dB ADJ to 0dB Fixed requires a
2-step confirmation, press "〇" button to
confirm, other operations will cancel this
setting.

5.2 PCM Filters

7 Configurable digital filters with different frequency
response curves, to set filters for different timbre
MOD1 fast roll-off, minimum phase filter (Default)
MOD2 slow roll-off, minimum phase filter
MOD3 fast roll-off, linear phase filter
MOD4 slow roll-off, linear phase filter
MOD5 brickwall filter
MOD6 hybrid, fast roll-off, minimum phase filter
MOD7 Apodizing, fast roll-off, linear phase filter
2 PCM Filter
The frequency response curve of 7 different filters are
as follow:

5.3 DSD Filters

Set the cut-off frequency of DSD digital filter
47kHz （Default） ， 50kHz， 60kHz， 70kHz， AUTO
3
Suggestion:
DSD64 - 47k, DSD128 - 50k, and so on. When this
option sets to AUTO, the DSD filter will be selected
MOD 1
automatically.
5.4 Headphone Gain
Set headphone amplifier gain
Low （Default）
High
Suggestion:
'Low' for low-impedence and low-power headphones.
'High' for high-impedence and high-power headphones.
(Tested at 1kHz)
DSD Filter
47kHz
14
Settings
4 Headphone Gain

5.5 Dither

Configure to turn ON/OFF the dither function, it can
effectively reduce the quantizing distortion.
ON （Default）
OFF
5 Dither
5.6 Jitter Eliminator
Set the internal time-base jitter elimination circuit for
turn ON or OFF.
ON （Default）
OFF
Jitter Eliminator
6
High
ON
ON