28bit real resolution, over 150dB dynamic range
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Probably not, though note:
The large dynamic range provides for processing all conventional analog studio signals between -128…+22 dBu, with no need for enabling a PAD function. Clipping of microphone as well as line signals is virtually impossible. This makes live recording safe and simple.
Obviously, a device like this won't be able to add dynamic range where there isn't any. Also note that DA converters are an extra option, it is primarily an AD converter.
The large dynamic range provides for processing all conventional analog studio signals between -128…+22 dBu, with no need for enabling a PAD function. Clipping of microphone as well as line signals is virtually impossible. This makes live recording safe and simple.
Obviously, a device like this won't be able to add dynamic range where there isn't any. Also note that DA converters are an extra option, it is primarily an AD converter.
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question is whether you need it..
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