DSD: pourquoi et comment?

[Janacek]

DAC pour Bigga -)

https://benchmarkmedia.com/collections/p...-converter

Citation :Native DSD Conversion

All digital inputs on the DAC2 support native PCM or DSD conversion. From any input, DSD is transported with bit accuracy over DoP 1.1. DSD and PCM are both natively converted to analog. There are no DSD to PCM or PCM to DSD conversions to compromise the quality of the music. The DAC2 conversion system seamlessly switches between native PCM and native DSD conversion. DSD over DoP 1.1 is supported by many media players, and DSD downloads are now available from several sources[/quote]

28 to 210 kHz (Coaxial Inputs)
28 to 96 kHz (Optical Inputs)
44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, 192 kHz (USB Input)

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2eme Dac pour Bigga

https://chordelectronics.co.uk/product/hugo-tt/
[quote]The Hugo TT is ready to take advantage of today’s advanced studio-master-quality (DXD) music files allowing music lovers to experience music in true high definition, along with the best possible reproduction of CD-quality music. Hugo TT supports up to 32-bit/384kHz audio via coax and USB, and 24-bit/192kHz over optical, plus DSD64 on all inputs and DSD128 via coax or USB (all via DoP).

In a key upgrade over the original Hugo, the Hugo TT benefits from a high-quality asynchronous B-type USB connection for both the SD and HD USB input. With two further digital inputs: a (new) BNC coaxial and optical (TOSLink), any connected component with a digital output can benefit from the Hugo TT’s advanced sound quality.

Connectivity (input): USB Type-B (White): 44.1kHz – 384kHz – 16bit – 32bit

Coax (BNC) (Red): 44.1kHz – 384kHz – 16bit – 32bit