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Summary of Contents for TAG MCLAREN AUDIO DAC20
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power power source input status button button indicators button source input coaxial 32kHz 44kHz 48kHz optical mute lock demp 0 2 w e l c o m e mute button 0 8 k e y f e a t u r e s 1 0 g e t t i n g s t a r t e d 1 2 i n p u t t y p e s 1 4 s e l e c t i n g a n i n p u t...
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. . i n h i - p e r fo r m a n c e , h i - f i d e l i t y TAG McLaren Audio has been created with All TAG companies perpetually strive...
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Thank you for purchasing the TAG McLaren Audio digital to analogue converter DAC20. engineers call ‘intermodulation’.To remove very high resolution this noise, the DAC20 uses a digital filter...
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‘jitter’, is responsible for a wide range is necessary to make use of this higher sampling frequency of the incoming of subtle distortions. In the DAC20, jitter digital data stream and switches its internal The DAC20 combines digital precision resolution.The DAC20 recognises...
Automatic sampling frequency selection Sorbothane ® sonic isolation feet, specially designed • • by TAG McLaren Audio Automatic de-emphasis • Microprocessor control • Automatic and manual muting • Immunity to electromagnetic interference enhanced by double •...
. Using the cable supplied, connect the socket on connection Make sure that all the components of your audio system are the back of your DAC20 to an AC supply outlet. For the best before disconnected from the AC supply whenever you change any...
1. The digital signal carries both stereo channels so only one connection is needed 2. Avoid using the TOSLINK™ optical connection if you can. Limitations inherent in the optical standard mean that the full capability of your DAC20 will not be used...
If you are using the aes input, the source button has no effect. 1. The DAC20 remembers the input and source settings even when power is disconnected 2. The source setting remembers the input setting so, for example, if you want to change...
® facility, such as the frequency is indicated by one of three LEDs on the front panel DAC20, is necessary to make use of this higher resolution marked 32kHz, 44kHz and 48kHz. The DAC20 recognises recordings made with HDCD ®...
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If the timing of the incoming data is very erratic, the clock in the DAC20 may be unable to synchronise. In that case, the LED will go out but the music will still be played using timing from the recording 1.
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OUTPUT 1 and 2 are used to connect your DAC20 to an O U T P U T TAG McLaren Audio equipment is designed to give optimum analogue amplifier, and can also be used for analogue tape recording.
There is a fuse in the power socket on the back of your DAC20. The only service you should do to your DAC20 is described on fuses service To change the fuse, unplug the power cable and pull out the fuse the left.
This section is for those of you who really want to know the ‘insides’ phono socket digital output of your DAC20. You will not miss out on any of the functions or connector performance of your DAC20 if you choose not to read any further.
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technical data technical data detection and decoding of HDCD ® encoded material is greater than 110 dB at 1 kHz channel separation HDCD ® automatic. HDCD ® provides enhanced amplitude resolution and corrects for sample rate limitations ˚ 10 – 35 operating temperature range 192 times oversampled pulse density modulated single...
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