Well I falsely stated earlier that I’m more open minded than most people on tech forums. And then this discussion comes up! The Universe!
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That may be fine for a 44.1 kHz pulse but should the incline be increased for higher rates?
I am also worried about the clock sending its electrons to my DAC. Will I need to send the clock back to be re-electroned at some point?
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I think you’ll find the clocks are sent from factory with enough electrons to run for at least 50 years, I wouldn’t worry.
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Plus they can go back through the power line in the form of noise.
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Why, the little buggers !
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@TomAudio
The scientifically not explainable part is not which one should be on top and why but what made Brian give in.
Yes! primarily peer pressure I guess. But here is another factor for which I stand almost alone (although maybe there is enough iinterest in tis topic for a new thread), and that is I remain different to others in my love for switched mode power supplies - if done properly. My Chord amplification is fairly powerful (480W Monoblocs), light weight with no hum. Also true for the Chord 5 Channel amplifier. How different to the Theta Dreadnaught that I used to own.