I'd like to add a Allo Reclocker after reading the reviews from other users, but I have a question about the 2 versions available. I see the 22/24MHz 192kHz and the 44/48MHz 384kHZ version, but I don't understand if the 44/48MHz version adds to the capabilities of the 22/24MHz version or if it isn't usable for the lower sampling rates. The description for the 44/48MHz version directs people looking for 24bit/192kHz playback to use the 22/24 version, but again I don't understand if this is because the 44/48 version is more than they need or because it isn't suited to the task.
I don't see my self using 384kHz audio anytime soon, but if there isn't any downside to the 44/48 version I may as well add that capability for the extra ~5 euro (since the reclocker will be used with a MamboBerry LS DAC+).
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Allo ReClocker 22/24MHz Version
Allo ReClocker 44/48MHz Version
I don't see my self using 384kHz audio anytime soon, but if there isn't any downside to the 44/48 version I may as well add that capability for the extra ~5 euro (since the reclocker will be used with a MamboBerry LS DAC+).
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Allo ReClocker 22/24MHz Version
Allo ReClocker 44/48MHz Version
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What does that translate to in real world usage? Does that mean it will have more jitter?
It will have more jitter, but I think it's trivial. You need a very good system to hear the difference. If I were you, I will get the 44/48 version.
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