can anybody please explain what exactly this means please?

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24bit plus 32bit DSP processing

 

[John Duncan]

Depends on context probably...

 

[Anonymous]

my amp has this, wondered what this actually means in terms of impact on sound, in leymans terms please if possible

thanks for all replies.

 

[John Duncan]

OK, from a cursory look at the manual I think what it's trying to say that it will accept a 24/96 audio signal into its optical in (which is quite good if you happen to have any sources that will play that). The 32bit DSP is just trying to say that it has a good quality signal processor for surround sound, but doesn't actually mean very much in terms of numbers. Just think to yourself "quite good".

 

[grdunn123]

JohnDuncan:OK, from a cursory look at the manual I think what it's trying to say that it will accept a 24/96 audio signal into its optical in (which is quite good if you happen to have any sources that will play that). The 32bit DSP is just trying to say that it has a good quality signal processor for surround sound, but doesn't actually mean very much in terms of numbers. Just think to yourself "quite good".

JD, you're too technical at times!

 

[Anonymous]

thanks alot guys

 

[Big Chris]

JohnDuncan:...Just think to yourself "quite good".

Love it.