DCS VARESE - Page 17

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Filter Description
Filter4 Recommended for troubleshooting only.
Sharply reduces the out-of-band noise and limits the bandwidth to
25kHz
Filter5 Has a relaxed roll-off with a smoother phase response.
Removes much of the out-of-band noise.
Changing the PCM to DSD conversion mode
Conversion mode is a personal choice.
1. On the player screen of the app, select .
2. Select the conversion mode you want to apply.
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Conversion
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Description
DXD The system uses its standard PCM oversampling process for PCM
data.
DSD The system adds a DSD upsampling step before the end of the PCM
oversampling process.
DSDx2 The system adds a DSDx2 upsampling step before the end of the
PCM oversampling process.
DSDx4
The system adds a DSDx4 upsampling step before the end of the
PCM oversampling process.
DSDx8
The system adds a DSDx8 upsampling step before the end of the
PCM oversampling process.
Changing the Mapper
Mappers control how data is presented to the Ring DAC. Mapper selection is a personal
choice. Varèse includes three Mapper designs.
1. On the player screen of the app, select .
2. Select the Mapper you want to apply.
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Mapper1 The default Mapper design.
This Mapper drives the Ring DAC at either 5.644 or 6.14MHz.
Mapper2 The classic Mapper design, used on earlier dCS products.
This Mapper drives the Ring DAC at either 2.822 or 3.07MHz.
Mapper3 An alternative Mapper design.
This Mapper drives the Ring DAC at either 5.644 or 6.14MHz.
Configuring Varèse
Varèse User Guide
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