In Reply to: RE: Modern (bit) lossless digital volume control posted by Leo loves music on April 14, 2025 at 15:25:27:
How soft are you listening to the music at?
The digital volume control (which only applies to the digital inputs) is 32 bit, so with 24 bit data you have 48dB to play with before any bit truncation and with 16 bit data, you have a full 96dB.
-48dB is already pretty quiet even as background music so why would you be worried about bit truncation in that scenario? The ESS 9028Pro is already giving you essentially perfect linearity down to the very limits of measurement.
If you are hearing distortions, it is possible that you have another problem somewhere else in the system.
Regards Anthony
"Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty.." Keats
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- RE: Modern (bit) lossless digital volume control - flood2 15:26:57 04/21/25 (12)
- the problem is - Leo loves music 16:44:13 04/21/25 (11)
- ...and the answer is - flood2 18:50:50 04/21/25 (10)
- RE: ...and the answer is - Leo loves music 05:08:31 04/22/25 (9)
- RE: ...and the answer is - flood2 13:40:55 04/22/25 (1)
- RE: ...and the answer is - Leo loves music 15:06:34 04/22/25 (0)
- Dither doesn't add distortion - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 09:31:34 04/22/25 (6)
- RE: Dither doesn't add distortion - Leo loves music 09:34:32 04/22/25 (5)
- RE: Dither doesn't add distortion - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 17:41:23 04/22/25 (4)
- another thought - Leo loves music 19:06:15 04/22/25 (2)
- RE: another thought - flood2 21:06:34 04/25/25 (0)
- RE: another thought - 13th Duke of Wymbourne 13:31:45 04/23/25 (0)
- Please refrain from personal attacks (nt) - Leo loves music 18:19:07 04/22/25 (0)