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DAC2 Series Instruction Manual Rev C Page 6
Overview
The DAC2 builds upon Benchmark’s highly
successful DAC1 product family. Every DAC1
subsystem has been redesigned and
upgraded to achieve higher performance.
The DAC2 includes an updated version of
Benchmark's highly-effective UltraLock™
jitter-attenuation system.
y New features have been added to extend
the versatility of the product, and improve
the listening experience. These features
include: native DSD conversion,
asynchronous USB 2.0, asynchronous USB
1.1, home theater bypass, digital pass-
through, polarity control, word-length
display, sample-rate display, a bi-
directional 12V trigger (DAC2 HGC and
DAC2 L model only), and additional I/O.
The DAC2 includes Benchmark's high-
performance HPA2™headphone amplifier
(DAC2 HGC and DAC2 D model only), and
Benchmark's aluminum remote control.
Performance Improvements
Lower Noise than the DAC1
Four balanced 32-bit digital-to-analog audio
converters are summed together to form each
balanced output channel. The 4:1 summing
reduces noise by about 6 dB. Overall, the
DAC2 is about 10 dB quieter than the DAC1.
Low-level musical details are faithfully
reproduced over a breathtakingly quiet noise
floor.
Lower Distortion than the DAC1
Benchmark’s DAC1 converters are known for
their very low distortion (THD and IMD). The
DAC2 sets new benchmarks for clean and
transparent musical reproduction.
Low Power Consumption
The DAC2 uses high-efficiency low-noise
power supplies. Each critical subsystem has
at least one dedicated low-noise regulator.
The unit runs cool while providing substantial
power to the headphone and output drivers.
A power switch is included.
UltraLock2™ Clock System
UltraLock2™ provides the outstanding jitter
attenuation of the older UltraLock system
while providing a higher SNR.
High-Headroom Digital Processing
All digital processing includes at least 3.5 dB
headroom above an input level of 0 dBFS.
This prevents all clipping in the digital
processing, and provides clean and
transparent audio reproduction.
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