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Produktgruppe: D/A Wandler
PWD - Wandler-Vorverstärker-Netzwerkspieler
12.05.2012
Der PsAudio Wandler PerfectWaveDac (PWD) ist ab sofort in der MK II Version verfügbar.
Wir wollen Ihnen hier die Verbesserungen vorstellen:
Mark II features.
New digital processing board.
At the heart of the new Mark II is a completely
redesigned digital processing board.
This board handles all the inputs, including the Bridge,
and the s here are simply stunning.
Built in Digital Lens.
Perhaps the most exciting for folks will be a new type of Digital Lens
that you can switch on and off with the remote.
We call it NativeX on the touch screen display, but it’s a Lens
that lowers jitter on any input and from any source without the usual
sonic degradation associated with a sample rate converter.
This feature has to be heard to be believed - it really opens up the
soundstage and the separation between instruments in complex
passages is really something to behold.
192kHz 24 bit asynchronous USB.
The PWD is a media DAC and that means you can use it as a
music server without compromise or restriction in two ways:
with our new reengineered USB input or through the network Bridge.
Both inputs can handle high resolution audio and produce stunningly beautiful audio.
11 new power supplies and analog switching.
We didn’t stop with features like the built in Digital lens and high speed USB.
To maximize the audio performance the new digital processing board has
11 new low noise precision regulated power supplies placed in critical areas
around the board.
These power supplies really add image stability and eliminate any last
vestige of tizziness on the top end.
We’ve also gone from industry standard digital signal routing with
saturated logic gates to an all analog approach to the digital data stream.
This is really worth reading about if you get a chance - but the bottom line is
you really get an almost uncanny analog sound out of the Mark II for any
input or source you connect to it. Stunning.
There’s so much more. We’ve added
a balance control,
a new remote,
a Critical Link fuse and
new low jitter clocks just to name a few of the improvements.
Wir wollen Ihnen hier die Verbesserungen vorstellen:
Mark II features.
New digital processing board.
At the heart of the new Mark II is a completely
redesigned digital processing board.
This board handles all the inputs, including the Bridge,
and the s here are simply stunning.
Built in Digital Lens.
Perhaps the most exciting for folks will be a new type of Digital Lens
that you can switch on and off with the remote.
We call it NativeX on the touch screen display, but it’s a Lens
that lowers jitter on any input and from any source without the usual
sonic degradation associated with a sample rate converter.
This feature has to be heard to be believed - it really opens up the
soundstage and the separation between instruments in complex
passages is really something to behold.
192kHz 24 bit asynchronous USB.
The PWD is a media DAC and that means you can use it as a
music server without compromise or restriction in two ways:
with our new reengineered USB input or through the network Bridge.
Both inputs can handle high resolution audio and produce stunningly beautiful audio.
11 new power supplies and analog switching.
We didn’t stop with features like the built in Digital lens and high speed USB.
To maximize the audio performance the new digital processing board has
11 new low noise precision regulated power supplies placed in critical areas
around the board.
These power supplies really add image stability and eliminate any last
vestige of tizziness on the top end.
We’ve also gone from industry standard digital signal routing with
saturated logic gates to an all analog approach to the digital data stream.
This is really worth reading about if you get a chance - but the bottom line is
you really get an almost uncanny analog sound out of the Mark II for any
input or source you connect to it. Stunning.
There’s so much more. We’ve added
a balance control,
a new remote,
a Critical Link fuse and
new low jitter clocks just to name a few of the improvements.
