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Whats a Pure Digital Audio System ?

Pure digital systems are digital amplifiers with digital inputs being fed by digital source material from the digital output from a DVD ,CD Player, Satellite Receiver or Cable Box. In pure digital systems the audio signal is always kept in the digital form, so there is no degradation on the signals as it goes through each stage of the various pieces of electronic equipment in its path between the source to the Loudspeaker. Digital signals have no degradation effect when passing through electronic components as do the fragile Analog signals.




Purity | Hardware

D2D    Pure Digital
D2D+  Pure+ Analog
A2D    Hybrid Analog
D2A    Hybrid Analog
A2A    Totally Analog


Formats | Audio

SACD Multichannel
SACD
DVD - A
DVD
CD
AAC
MP3
WMF
QuickTime
DTS
Dolby Digital
RA
MPEG2
MPEG1
LP
45 RPM
Cassette
8Track


Formats | Video

HDTV
DVD
D-VHS
MPEG
DiVX
WMF
QuickTime
Real Video
PAL
NTSC
VHS


Platforms | Software

Windows 32
Windows 3.1
Linux
Unix
Macintosh 68K
Macintosh PPC
Macintosh System X
Java
Perl

   
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