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All HD audio formats are able to be decoded, and it uses 192kHz/24-bit Burr-Brown DACs.
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I can't really think what I'd do with a tiny portable audio analyser "capable of making dual-FFT measurements, time delay spectrometry sweeps and even recording high resolution impulse responses", even if it came with with phantom power mic inputs, recording to SD card, and a built in USB interface "Features a fully isochronous Burr-Brown USB codec".
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The Hifiman was designed with audiophiles in mind, so it comes with features such as user removable headphone amplifier circuitboard/module, a Burr-Brown PCM1704U digital-to-analog converter, and Burr-Brown OPA627 Op-Amp.
Gizmodo Rosa Golijan 2010
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All HD audio formats are able to be decoded, and it uses 192kHz/24-bit Burr-Brown DACs.
Gizmodo Kat Hannaford 2010
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On the audio side, there are premium Burr-Brown PCM-1690 192kHz 24-bit DACs for all channels.
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The Hifiman was designed with audiophiles in mind, so it comes with features such as user removable headphone amplifier circuitboard/module, a Burr-Brown PCM1704U digital-to-analog converter, and Burr-Brown OPA627 Op-Amp.
Gizmodo Rosa Golijan 2010
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All HD audio formats can be decoded as this relies on 192kHz/24-bit Burr-Brown DACs.
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All these new receivers and HTiBs now decode lossless Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio bitstreams, and include new 192-kHz/24-bit Burr-Brown PCM1690 DAC's that are highly resistant to clock jitter and provide a remarkable 113-dB dynamic range.
Gizmodo Kat Hannaford 2010
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High-quality Burr-Brown DACs ensure pristine analog conversion of all digital audio sources, including HD audio formats from Dolby and DTS.
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* Burr-Brown 192 kHz/24-Bit DACs (PCM1796 x 6) for All Channels
AVForums.com hddvdman 2010
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