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TOPIC: DDRC-88A with digital inputs?
DDRC-88A with digital inputs? 3 years 9 months ago #24668
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Sonos -> Dacmagic-> NAD T175-> DDRC-88A-> CROWN Microtech 1202 -> B&W N803 + CAMBRIDGE AUDIO 540R->B&W center, surr and rears.
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DDRC-88A with digital inputs? 3 years 9 months ago #24671
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Delmouly wrote:
H - can you use as an active crossover(in addition of DRC of course) ? No, it's a room correction device. However, the DDRC88-BM plugin/upgrade that was announced at CES in January will do that. (I don't know when it will be available or the price, but I believe miniDSP is working on it.) - Is it possible to add digital inputs and /or outputs to the DDRC 88? No, I don't believe so. HTH  |
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I am not miniDSP support.
"You must ask the right questions." - Dr. Alfred Lanning's hologram. -> Have you read the User Manual?? -> Have you drawn and posted a diagram? -> Have you posted a screenshot? -> Have you posted your config file? |
DDRC-88A with digital inputs? 3 years 9 months ago #24675
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Sonos -> Dacmagic-> NAD T175-> DDRC-88A-> CROWN Microtech 1202 -> B&W N803 + CAMBRIDGE AUDIO 540R->B&W center, surr and rears.
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DDRC-88A with digital inputs? 3 years 9 months ago #24676
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I am not miniDSP support.
"You must ask the right questions." - Dr. Alfred Lanning's hologram. -> Have you read the User Manual?? -> Have you drawn and posted a diagram? -> Have you posted a screenshot? -> Have you posted your config file? |
DDRC-88A with digital inputs? 3 years 9 months ago #24718
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If I were rich I would buy both...I look at movies and listen music, not at the same time so wish one machine (or at least one Dirac live license) could do both by switching inputs. I believe I'm not alone in this situation!
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Sonos -> Dacmagic-> NAD T175-> DDRC-88A-> CROWN Microtech 1202 -> B&W N803 + CAMBRIDGE AUDIO 540R->B&W center, surr and rears.
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DDRC-88A with digital inputs? 3 years 9 months ago #24729
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The intended usage of the 88A is between an A/V processor (or receiver with pre outs) and amplification. You use the processor to do all the switching of your inputs etc. There's plenty of users/owners in the long thread on avsforum who seem unconcerned about the "double AD/DA conversion", I suppose you could ask them what they think, I'm sure plenty of them listen to music also
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I am not miniDSP support.
"You must ask the right questions." - Dr. Alfred Lanning's hologram. -> Have you read the User Manual?? -> Have you drawn and posted a diagram? -> Have you posted a screenshot? -> Have you posted your config file? |
DDRC-88A with digital inputs? 3 years 9 months ago #24731
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Sonos -> Dacmagic-> NAD T175-> DDRC-88A-> CROWN Microtech 1202 -> B&W N803 + CAMBRIDGE AUDIO 540R->B&W center, surr and rears.
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DDRC-88A with digital inputs? 3 years 9 months ago #24756
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Delmouly wrote:
Ok thanks. Last question : except the 48 vs 96 frequency, is there any difference between the 22 A and 88 DDRC in terms of sound, (same filters and algorithms from dirac? Audio quality of the DAC?). Thanks Correct. Different sample rate, so indeed different size of the filters. (that's normal relationship). You can't really compare easily these 2 platforms (different DAC, different sample rate) but indeed they are very close. |
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