As far as I know HDCD is an improved 20 bit encoding method for Audio CD’s. However in Rotel RCD-1070 only a maximum of 18 bits is available internally for conversion. Does it mean that the decoder for HDCD used by Rotel is reducing the strength of bit data to 18 bits? Is RSP-1066 using the same decoder as RCD-1070 for HDCD? Thx.
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Pbarata,
I have experimented with that actual scenario. I have cables in both the analogue and cable outs of the RCD-1070 (different cable brands) 8O.
The following occurs:
Analogue Mode:
1) HDCD on the RCD-1070 is active (not on the the RSP-1066).
2) Increased db on the lows, decrease db on the mids and highs.
Cable Mode:
1) HDCD on the RSP-1066 is active (RSP-1070 also active).
2) Increased Mids, highs, and decreased lows.
3) Increase in dynamics.
4) RSP-1066 sometimes experiences signal delays (2 to 3 secs), going from analogue to optical.
Conclusion:
I enjoyed the Cable version more due to the increased dynamics (increased the bass +2db on the RSP-1066), however your mileage may vary.
I' ll still need to experiment, (did the cabling provide the difference in the DAC's,etc.).
Just my thoughts,
Azeke- Bottom
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Where are you getting the 18 bits from?Originally posted by pbarataAs far as I know HDCD is an improved 20 bit encoding method for Audio CD’s. However in Rotel RCD-1070 only a maximum of 18 bits is available internally for conversion. Does it mean that the decoder for HDCD used by Rotel is reducing the strength of bit data to 18 bits? Is RSP-1066 using the same decoder as RCD-1070 for HDCD? Thx.
the RCD-1070 has a PCM1732 DAC/HDCD chip which outputs 96khz/24bit.
normal data for this chip is 16bits, 20bits, or 24bits / 16khz to 96khz
HDCD are 20bit or 24bit
The RCD-1070 has a max of 24 bits and not 18bits
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