What is the Dynamic Range and Signal to Noise Ration?
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Since the world went digital, such specs have more or less become immaterial, like wow and flutter was to tape or frequency range was to a phono stylus. Most all CD players are going to have the same DR and SNR. I can only say that my experience with this unit was undesirable in that the music "jittered" as though it was being played through a fan. If your gear is high end, I wouldn't recommend this player.
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S/N and Dynamic Range are both greater than 90 db. The full specifications are in the owners' manual. Digital sound is noiseless.
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The short answer is "I don't know". But the motor is inaudible through the speakers, so any noise you hear would have to come from your amplifier or a disk. And as for dynamic range, I can only say that it's far better than that of the high end Teac CD player that it replaced. Unfortunately, I can't provide specific numbers. But for this price, this Sony machine is a remarkably high quality piece of equipment.
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Loudness mfg rated it at: Low tone harmonized sound. -115 dB/139 dB (at 2 meters/at 4 inches from the source). The tone produced I am guessing is about in the 800-1000 hz range. go to he mfg web site and you can hear the sound that is produced.
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I believe 120 Hz . It's hit or miss from what I've read. Mine dims slightly at 120hz . But 96 Hz is fine. It seems to vary between units.
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I don't know you can check the specs link from the previous response. I do know that for the price these are great. They are durable and have great fit and good sound and there is no clicking or buzzing or hiss. I like them enough I bought two and might get more for my stash.
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DC, Range 400A, Accuracy + or - (1.5%+5), Resolution 0.1A ; Range 1000A, Accuracy + or - (2.0%+10), Resolution 1A ; AC, Range 400A, Accuracy + or - (2.0%+5), Resolution 0.1A ; Range 1000A, Accuracy + or - (2.5%+10), Resolution 1A
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specifications coming in the box : Frequency response 20-20,000 Hzoutput sound pressure level: 97 dBmaximun imput power: 1,000 mWI hope this is help
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I can not respond as I returned mine. It did not have settings for crowd noise as I was led to believe. Sorry.
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In theory, 0Mhz (DC) due to it up converts everything up to 125Mhz. Reality is going to be very-very low, like 50 - 100Khz. Probably won't be the most sensitive at these low frequencies.
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It has a range from 88.1 all the way up to 107.9. It's just a matter of which ones are usable, depending on the area. 105.5 works best for me in my neck of the woods.
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Close to medium range. Of course a lot will depend on the, if any, ambient light there is available. The ir light is decent.
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Impedance: 16, sensitivity: 110db, freq. response: 5 Hz to 22000 Hz, max input power: 100mw, driver units: 9mm. Hope this helps.
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The noise level(zero load--full load)DB(A)/7M is 54-59. Thanks for your question. Jason, AMERISUN INC. www.amerisuninc.com 1-800-791-9458
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On my mouse i can it has options for 125 hz. 250hz 500 or 1000 in the settings menu
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45 Hz - 40kHz at +/- 10 dB50 Hz - 30kHz at +/- 3dBAmazing for creating great mixes !
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yes it does. you can show both range. in bpm or percentage, wherever you want. actual rate with or without sound. statistic for bpm or % like a average, peak max or peak min in a loop
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Have no idea. But it is a great uncolored reference amplifier. I use it on some massive synthesizers and it has no problems with bandwidth.
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I just measured it with a Decibelometer app. Right next to the appliance, it measures at 80dB. Six feet away, it measured at 61dB. I also measured my above-range microwave and it produced the same noise level. Hopefully that gives you a frame of reference.