“The specs of this receiver says "three 32-bit/384kHz Burr-Brown digital-to-analog converters." What does this mean? Doe this translate to 96-bit/1152khz audio resolution?”

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• It’s likely configured as 96 bit, yes. But, all three D to As will run from the same clock, so it will still be 384kHz. Hope that helps.

  Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago

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• Go back to the store where you purchased it from and ask the sales manager.

  Answered by james 4 years ago

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• My suggestion is to call the manufacturer. This is a technical.

  Answered by james 4 years ago

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