原帖由 WHO 於 2008-8-30 00:38 發表 
PC side
I use simple thinking.
In step 1, music on CD is converted into 0101, you copy the 0101 file among harddisks won't change the sound quality. In the last step, this 0101 is somehow sent thru ...
Whoa ... I think we're getting too deep here. Yes, Jitter is the 'timing' data of the audio signals, as I first mentioned in the post. If timing is incorrect, music sound bad.
But there're a lot of factors affecting performance, perhaps too many (the discussion can go on forever). Having right jitter is one key step, but there're many 'steps' awaiting you.
So WHO hing, my experience is up to a point, let all those technical jargons go! Just try the simple setup first, if it's good, then forget about learning more for a while and enjoy your music! Cos I realise I can spend a lifetime learning the technical side of music and end up having no time to enjoy music
SO now what are you planning to experiment? I think it's ...
(1) eeepc + EAC + Foobar2000 --> $330 USB dac (USB cables) --> headphone (or speakers)??
(2) Desktop + EAC + Foobar2000 --> FREE MD ($50 optical cables) --> speakers
It's less than $400!!!
From a cheap cheap point of view, try MD first  |