09-Jul-2019, 09:54
(This post was last modified: 09-Jul-2019, 09:55 by Jean-Marie.
Edit Reason: Typo
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Because de Devialet is fully digital it is a bit different and in particular you can know exactly what is the peak power.
You will never exceed 0dBFS (if you except the pathological situations where the reconstruction filter moves above).
If you look at the configuration file of your Devialet, you find a section like this (in my case this is a D220):
"ADH_CONFIG":{
"VOLTAGE_0DB":51,
"PUISSANCE_0DB":220
}
It tells your you that the peak voltage is 51volt which corresponds exactly to 440W under 6ohms or a pure sinus tone with a RMS power of 220W. (The crest factor of a sinus is 3dB in power).
Jean-Marie
You will never exceed 0dBFS (if you except the pathological situations where the reconstruction filter moves above).
If you look at the configuration file of your Devialet, you find a section like this (in my case this is a D220):
"ADH_CONFIG":{
"VOLTAGE_0DB":51,
"PUISSANCE_0DB":220
}
It tells your you that the peak voltage is 51volt which corresponds exactly to 440W under 6ohms or a pure sinus tone with a RMS power of 220W. (The crest factor of a sinus is 3dB in power).
Jean-Marie
MacBook Air M2 -> RAAT/Air -> WiFi -> PLC -> Ethernet -> Devialet 220pro with Core Infinity (upgraded from 120) -> AperturA Armonia
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