KeithH
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The November issue of Hi-Fi Choice (p. 15) has a short write-up on the new NAD T 582 progressive-scan DVD-Audio player. Hi-Fi Choice says the following about the DACs in the T 582:
...it employs high quality Wolfson 24-bit/192kHz DACs for the front left and right channels and Burr-Brown 24-bit/96kHz DACs for the rest, along with carefully designed analogue audio circuitry.
Wouldn't the different DACs cause an imbalance in the sound quality of multi-channel DVD-Audio discs, especially in transparent surround-sound systems? I have never heard of a DVD-Audio player using different DACs for the front channels vs. the rears and center. Is this common practice?