Kijanki - 20KHz reproduction with a 44KHz sampling rate is perfect for sine waves, not "coarse". A higher sampling rate doesn't improve accuracy within the frequency response of the lower rate, it just extends the frequency response. That doesn't mean I think digital recording and reproduction is perfect overall, it just means that in terms of capturing the frequency domain information at 20KHz, 44.1KHz sampling is completely sufficient to perfectly capture the sine waves. I think people confuse digital sampling with analog interpolation, and it isn't similar.
speakers for 24/96 audio
is it correct to assume that 24/96 audio would be indistinguishable from cd quality when listened to with speakers with a 20khz 3db and rapid hi frequency roll-off?
Or more precisely, that the only benefit comes from the shift from 16 to 24 bit, not the increased sample rate, as they higher freq content is filtered out anyhow?
related to this, which advice would you have for sub $5k speakerset with good higher freq capabilities for 24/96 audio?
thanks!
Or more precisely, that the only benefit comes from the shift from 16 to 24 bit, not the increased sample rate, as they higher freq content is filtered out anyhow?
related to this, which advice would you have for sub $5k speakerset with good higher freq capabilities for 24/96 audio?
thanks!
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