Mark Levinson CD Processor N390S user manual

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Nº390S
CD PROCESSOR

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tion in the circuit, without the constraints on parts selection normally associated with tradition- al PCB assembly practices. Every active device has been painstakingly selected for top technical Nº390S performance, with final device selections deter- CD PROCESSOR mined by numerous, controlled sonic evaluations. The Nº390S is the successor to the Nº39 CD Advanced Digital Filter Techniques Processor and delivers a remarkable improvement Just as with Mark Levinson Digital Audio in sonic performan

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ical current-to-voltage conversion stage with dedi- State-of-the-Art Output Buffer cated operational amplifiers possessing superlative The balanced discrete output buffer circuitry used rise time and bandwidth characteristics. in the Nº390S employs the same topology used in Following this, an active analog filter circuit, the remarkable Mark Levinson Nº32 Reference implemented in a differential amplifier, sums both Preamplifier. A hallmark of Mark Levinson pream- halves of the balanced signal an

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Nº390S CD Processor Frequency Response: 10Hz - 20kHz, +0dB, -0.3dB Total Harmonic Distortion: (THD) 0.002% @ 1kHz, 0dBFS (10Hz - 30kHz) Dynamic Range: 96dB (10Hz - 30kHz) Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 105dB (10Hz - 30kHz) Channel Separtion: Better than 110dB Intermodulation Distortion: (SMPTE IMD) Less than 0.005% Maximum Output: 4.45V balanced (0 dBFS signal) 2.225V single-ended Volume Control: (attenuation) Range 61.2 to +12dB Digital-to-Analog Conversion: Dual differential 24-bit DACs Conversion Rat