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Bladelius Design Group launches a new silent replay system.
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Απάντηση: Bladelius Design Group launches a new silent replay system.
Bladelius Design Group launches a new silent replay system
The Swedish based high end audio company Bladelius Design Group will display a totally new replay system for compact discs. The target was to create a player that did not have any mechanical parts moving when playing music. Another objective was to create a jitter-free stream of music data to be fed to the DAC's without any need for correction.
All this was realized with a system that reads the entire disc and stores a bit-perfect copy in a buffer flash memory before playing. So when the music is playing there are no moving parts active in the player. The data is fed from the buffer memory which is far superior in feeding an even continuous stream of bits, than a spinning disc.
The stored data is streamed through a clock with extremely low jitter. Any error correction will be shown on the front panel display where the quality of the disc/rip can be monitored. The player has Ethernet and USB ports which will be used to communicate and store music outside of the player and building your own library. Possible storage options might be a hard drive or a PC or NAS server on the network.
The front panel display is a 7" touch screen LCD which is used to operate the machine and display the disc artist, title, track names, and album art. The player will identify the disc by making cross references to various databases on the internet to ensure the most accurate information is displayed.
Music playback is processed through our propriety up-sampling to 24bit / 192kHz using a balanced DAC configuration to achieve as high a possible dynamic range and signal to noise performance. This, together with both balanced and unbalanced outputs, as well as a digital output, will ensure true High End sound reproduction.
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Bladelius Design Group launches a new silent replay system
The Swedish based high end audio company Bladelius Design Group will display a totally new replay system for compact discs. The target was to create a player that did not have any mechanical parts moving when playing music. Another objective was to create a jitter-free stream of music data to be fed to the DAC's without any need for correction.
All this was realized with a system that reads the entire disc and stores a bit-perfect copy in a buffer flash memory before playing. So when the music is playing there are no moving parts active in the player. The data is fed from the buffer memory which is far superior in feeding an even continuous stream of bits, than a spinning disc.
The stored data is streamed through a clock with extremely low jitter. Any error correction will be shown on the front panel display where the quality of the disc/rip can be monitored. The player has Ethernet and USB ports which will be used to communicate and store music outside of the player and building your own library. Possible storage options might be a hard drive or a PC or NAS server on the network.
The front panel display is a 7" touch screen LCD which is used to operate the machine and display the disc artist, title, track names, and album art. The player will identify the disc by making cross references to various databases on the internet to ensure the most accurate information is displayed.
Music playback is processed through our propriety up-sampling to 24bit / 192kHz using a balanced DAC configuration to achieve as high a possible dynamic range and signal to noise performance. This, together with both balanced and unbalanced outputs, as well as a digital output, will ensure true High End sound reproduction.
http://www.bladelius.com/empty.htm
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Απάντηση: Bladelius Design Group launches a new silent replay system.
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