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TC Electronic TC 2290
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Application
note
2290-apn.01
On
TC2290
Sound
Quality
TC2290
features
a
1
Megahertz
oversampling
frequency
rate
in
the
Analog
to
Digital
as
well
as
the
Digital
to
Analog
process,
totally
eliminating
the
need
for
frequency
and
phase
distor-
ting
sharp
rolloff
filterings.
The
dynamic
difference
A/D
conversion
precoss
gives
an
equal
or
better
than
compact
disc
re-
solution
for
a
crystal
clear
live
sound
quality
as
well
as
a
totally
trouble
free
performance
transfer
when
recording
for
compact
discs
or
high
quality
cut
analog
pressing.
The
100
dB
and
20-23000Hz
numbers
are
good
as
a
measure
of
some
basic
qualities,
but
they
certainly
do
not
reveal
all
about
quality.
Many
delays
feature
16
bit
converters,
which
is
the
'standard’
for
compact
disc
sound
quality.
A
16
bits
resolution
is
certainly
fine
(giving
some
90
dB
dynamic
range),
but
only
part
of
the
sto-
ry.
The
difficulty
lies
in
making
the
Analog
to
Digital
conversion.
A
conversion
which
is
not
at
all
in
a
compact
disc
player
(the
disc
only
contains
already
digitized
informations).
Whereas
most
Digital
to
Analog
conversions
in
compact
disc
players
are
fitted
with
’oversamp-
ling’
to
get
sufficient
quality,
most
digital
audio
equipment
is
not.
This
is
due
to
the
rather
high
cost
of
the
16
bit
Analog
to
Digital
conversion
process
made
by
oversampling!
As
we
see
it,
quality
is
not
a
limited
bits
liniar
converter
giving
heavily
rising
distortion
as
the
delicate
levels
in
music
are
reached.
It
is
not
a
frequency
response
with
very
sharp
filtering
to
compensate
for
an
alarmingly
near
audio
(somtimes
even
within!!)
sampling
frequency.
(The
filtering
must
be
there
to
avoid
a
most
unmusical
’mirroring’
of
all
higher
frequencies
into
the
audioband).
This
sharp
filtering
cuts
off
very
unnaturally
and
introduces
some
quite
distur-
bing
frequency
and
phase
distortions.
The
TC
2290
dynamic
difference
converter
dynamically
adjusts
its
resolution
to
low
levels,
high
levels
or
whatever
to
obtain
a
very
high
resolution
of
details.
Its
beyond
audio
sampling
rate
of
1.000.000
Hz
simply
eliminates
the
need
for
sharp
and
disturbing
filterings.

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TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

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BrandTC Electronic
ModelTC 2290
CategoryComputer Hardware
LanguageEnglish

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