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4th October 2010, 05:17 PM
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PD9700 N.O.S. mod
Hi. Any idea how I can bypass the SM5840 in my Pioneer PD9700?
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4th October 2010, 07:51 PM
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I believe you would find doing that, if possible, a pointless excersize. The 9700 uses 'pulseflow' bitstream dac chips, which can not be run without major oversampling, and I am fairly sure each dac chip has internal OS in addition to the SM5840 OS.
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