I noticed my 861 and HD621 support Triple Fifo Buffering which apparently reduces jitter timing errors which severely affect sound quality.

However products lower down the range such as MC200 and Explorer2, only support Apodising, and not also Triple Fifo Buffering.

Many manufacturers charge expensive premiums for super accurate clocks with as low as 30 Picoseconds accuracy currently.
However does the Triple fifo buffering eliminate the need for super accurate clocks in source equipment?

Can a cheap digital source such as a CD/Bluray player with HDMI output with standard clocks and the associated high jitter timing errors be magically tidied up and rectified when fed through the Meridian buffering?
Thus negating need for an expensive digital source which includes a very accurate clock system and high spec low noise fast power supply.


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