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Simaudio Technical Education                           Updated: June 21, 2007


Simaudio CD Player Technologies


Delta Suspension       (Simaudio Ltd. Proprietary Technology)

This suspension acts as a decoupling device between the drive and the CD player's chassis. It is accomplished through the use of a special gel based transport mount that provides for exceptionally accurate mechanical grounding. The main goal here is to dampen the vibrations resulting from both the transport mechanism and the disc's rotation, keeping in mind that the majority of CD's aren't perfectly centered when they are manufactured. The result of the Delta Suspension is virtually total immunity from all external vibrations.

Ambient and spatial cues in your recordings will come to life as you never heard them before.


Alpha Clocking System       (Simaudio Ltd. Proprietary Technology)

Featuring PLL syncronization, this clocking system achieves extremely accurate phasing and much better than average recovery of information from the compact disc. As well, digital clock-signal integrity is dramatically improved. The result is extremely low jitter in the order of less than 10 picoseconds RMS which means the elimination of digital fatigue in the high-frequency region, and therefore a more analog-like, yet very realistic sonic signature.

The significant differences, with respect to jitter, between a digital clock signal from the Simaudio Alpha Clocking system (figure 6) and a typical digital clock signal:





              Figure #6

When the width of the digital impulses (A, B, C, D, E, F) are identical, then the phasing between the impulses (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) will all have same width, resulting in extremely low phase errors.







              Figure #7

When the width of the digital impulses (A, B, C, D, E, F) are not equal, then the phasing between the impulses (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) will vary noticeably in width, resulting in significant phase errors.


High-frequencies never sounded so natural ... cymbals so life-like that you'll want to reach out and touch them ... a genuinely non-fatiguing sound without even a hint of digital grain.


   
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