S
Schmuck
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To all you Digital Fundies 
I read this in my Cambridge Audio's CDP manual. It is a setting that can be changed, but I have no idea what it will actually do.
"The sharp roll-off filter exhibits strong attenuation of aliasing images outside the pass band (i.e. above 22.05kHz) at the expense of a little pre-and-post-ringing in the time domain.
The slow roll-off filter trades a slower roll-off and less attenuation of close in aliasing images for less ringing in the time domain."
I read this in my Cambridge Audio's CDP manual. It is a setting that can be changed, but I have no idea what it will actually do.
"The sharp roll-off filter exhibits strong attenuation of aliasing images outside the pass band (i.e. above 22.05kHz) at the expense of a little pre-and-post-ringing in the time domain.
The slow roll-off filter trades a slower roll-off and less attenuation of close in aliasing images for less ringing in the time domain."
