Description Features Specifications Visit or Call for assistance - Please respect your local Berkeley Audio Design Dealer With new proprietary RF waveguide isolation and special focus on time domain coherence. With MQA, HDCD decoding, multiple filter options, and a volume control Berkeley Audio improves on the DAC already considered to be a reference standard, at any price. The new Series 3P achieves a level of time domain coherence never available before in a DAC. The result is profound musical realism, since time-domain incoherence erases subtle spatial and timbral audio information essential to the experience of live music. Berkeley's perfected technology goes beyond sounding excellent to simply sounding real. The new proprietary RF waveguide isolation technology used in the reference series 3P produces unprecedented imaging precision, timbral purity and resolution. Berkeley DACs use a commercial delta-sigma convertor, but turn off all filtering and DSP functions except for the central conversion circuit. All digital filtration and process is done using custom code and components, carefully created for the best possible sound. Features: Ultra-low phase noise conversion clocking Ultra-low distortion variable output attenuator HDCD decoding detects 16-bit flag at 44.1kHz or 24-bit flag at all sampling rates Multiple digital filter options Firmware is upgradeable through signal inputs Specifications: Sampling rate: 32 kHz to 192 kHz, 24 bit Inputs: 1 x AES XLR, 2 x BNC S/PDIF, 1 x TOSLINK Outputs: 1 x stereo pair XLR balanced, 1 x stereo pair RCA unbalanced Digital volume (60 dB range): 0.1 dB/step Balance control (60 dB range): 0.05 dB/step Dimensions (WHD): 17.5" x 3.5” x 12.5” Weight: 30 lb.
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