07-May-2015, 11:24
Hello, not quite sure where to post this since the query applies to both stereo and mono configurations.
Does anyone know how the volume control in Devialet works? One assumes that it is digital in nature so any reduction in volume would, presumably, be achieved by "chopping" bits. However, most digital volume controls function best within a certain attenuation range beyond which there may be a loss of resolution. I assume that Devialet must have taken this into account into the design especially when one does not necessarily require the full output all the time; anywhere up to 10 - 30W (a guesstimate) depending on the speaker sensitivity and desired listening volume.
Thanks.
Does anyone know how the volume control in Devialet works? One assumes that it is digital in nature so any reduction in volume would, presumably, be achieved by "chopping" bits. However, most digital volume controls function best within a certain attenuation range beyond which there may be a loss of resolution. I assume that Devialet must have taken this into account into the design especially when one does not necessarily require the full output all the time; anywhere up to 10 - 30W (a guesstimate) depending on the speaker sensitivity and desired listening volume.
Thanks.
