What are the practical advantages of a push-pull output compared to a single-ended output, aside from superior sustained bass output?
I have a 1st generation iPod Shuffle, which came equipped with the SigmaTel ST-MP3-5xx. As I understand it (and I could be mistaken), this SOC provides the Shuffle with push-pull output. Testing resulted in superior bass performance by the Shuffle 1G compared to the iPod 3G (Wolfson) and the iPod Mini (Cirrus). What are the other advantages and disadvantages of a push-pull output?
I have a 1st generation iPod Shuffle, which came equipped with the SigmaTel ST-MP3-5xx. As I understand it (and I could be mistaken), this SOC provides the Shuffle with push-pull output. Testing resulted in superior bass performance by the Shuffle 1G compared to the iPod 3G (Wolfson) and the iPod Mini (Cirrus). What are the other advantages and disadvantages of a push-pull output?