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Headphoneus Supremus
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I noticed the Singularity's BNC now supports 192k, rather than the 92k or the Master 7.
Going back, wasn't there something different about the BNC or some sort of option that made this only 92k? I checked my documentation and old printout but can't find it. Could be my imagination, I suppose.
From what I can gather reading the description on the Singularity 7 the Wolfson and TI DIR9001 chips are no longer employed for S/PDIF, Toslink, or AES/ EBU. There are new programmable Xilinx CPLDs that appear to handle interfacing to the I/Os. Looks like Kingwa is making effort to reduce the variation in sound quality between inputs as is experienced with the Master 7.
"Singularity 7, no longer had the performance and sound quality limit by the normal and fixed function chips like the DIR9001, WM8805 and the DF1706, all function blocks are through the software design with the ultra speed characteristic, can got the best timing performance , minimal jitter , boost the sound quality most neutral , the detail, dynamic can fully show in your system."