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Old 21st January 2007, 10:06 PM   #1
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Default Jitter-reducing hardware tools

At jitter.de, there are two tools called UPCI and JISCO -- interfaces between digital audio transmitter (e.g. transport) and digital audio receiver (e.g. DAC) -- that supposedly reduce jitter.

Does anyone know how one can DIY these?
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Old 21st January 2007, 10:09 PM   #2
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At jitter.de, there are two tools called UPCI and JISCO -- interfaces between digital audio transmitter (e.g. transport) and digital audio receiver (e.g. DAC) -- that supposedly reduce jitter.

Does anyone know how one can DIY these?
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Old 22nd January 2007, 05:11 AM   #3
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At jitter.de, there are two tools called UPCI and JISCO -- interfaces between digital audio transmitter (e.g. transport) and digital audio receiver (e.g. DAC) -- that supposedly reduce jitter.

Does anyone know how one can DIY these?
HiFi News UK did a test on them about 2-3years ago. I recall that one was good and the other not as good. Done by a r4eliable reviewer. See if you can retreive this.
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HiFi News UK did a test on them about 2-3years ago. I recall that one was good and the other not as good. Done by a r4eliable reviewer. See if you can retreive this.
Any idea what the internal components comprising these devices may be?
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