That's 400ppm low.
Somewhere in the back of my mind I thought Red Book cd recommends +/-200ppm; I might be wrong on that.
Practically, as a clock in a standalone CD player - no issue at all: - it's the close-in LF phase noise ('goodness' of teh clock source) that seems to make a difference. *
that said, if you plan on using he result as a transport to a dac - probably won't matter, but it might depending on how tight/ exactly how that dac is programmed to lock to the datastream.
* musically - 400ppm low average is likely >= 2dec places below what even the finest human sense of pitch can perceive; so no issue at all, muscally
Somewhere in the back of my mind I thought Red Book cd recommends +/-200ppm; I might be wrong on that.
Practically, as a clock in a standalone CD player - no issue at all: - it's the close-in LF phase noise ('goodness' of teh clock source) that seems to make a difference. *
that said, if you plan on using he result as a transport to a dac - probably won't matter, but it might depending on how tight/ exactly how that dac is programmed to lock to the datastream.
* musically - 400ppm low average is likely >= 2dec places below what even the finest human sense of pitch can perceive; so no issue at all, muscally
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