castleofargh
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well chipsets like sabre have a few more tricks than just the basic dac part(or at least they do it in a more complicated/optimized way), but I don't know if the manufacturer of a DAP has any say on what it does.
but even without available settings on the dap chip, how hard would it be to apply a dsp to the signal just like you would do on a computer? it would just be one more "effect" and they're just not making a button in the menu to deactivate it.
if you believe in ghosts maybe you could try to summon ClieOS to this topic.
but even without available settings on the dap chip, how hard would it be to apply a dsp to the signal just like you would do on a computer? it would just be one more "effect" and they're just not making a button in the menu to deactivate it.
if you believe in ghosts maybe you could try to summon ClieOS to this topic.