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In Reply to: Re: High-End Analogue Soundcard Shootout: LynxTWO, RME DIGI96/8 PAD and Delta 1010 posted by fmak on December 14, 2006 at 23:45:44:
Which is why some of us say that Lynx cards (Lynx 2, L22 etc.) ARE good. They do not require the extra stages of outputting to an external device (no matter how good that device is) translation to SP/DIF, reclocking etc.IMHO, the minute to run the signal through an SPDIF interface, you have compromised the signal, and no amount of reclocking etc. can restore it's signal integrity.
Why do you say the AES16's clock is not that good?
The AES16 is best linked to an external Lynx box, using their proprietary Synchrolock technology. But few people have heard or experimented with this in the audiophile community.
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