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Analogue signature from a world of digital sources
The ultimate goal in developing our separate DACs has been to transfer the digital signals into a natural, harmonious, yet, dynamic music experience without losing any of the enormous amount of information contained in the digital source. To reach this goal, the Aavik engineers have been extremely fastidious in selecting the electronic components and have spared no effort to exploit any opportunity for acoustic improvement.
The Aavik DAC section is designed around 5 digital inputs, which all excel in audio performance. The DAC operates without any digital signature. This makes any music sound natural and authentic. The digital circuits boast the best high frequency capacities and great care was devoted to the set-up of the PCB) design. By employing time-aligned, ultra-short, 4-layer PCB traces, Aavik wants to preserve the natural and pristine sound quality of the wide and complex range of different signals. The DAC circuits are also fitted with ultra-low jitter onboard clocks.
To minimize timing errors in the digital-to-analogue conversion, all DAC circuits are isolated with 13 onboard, separate, low-noise, high-PSRR) voltage regulators, each feeding only one stage of the signal handling.
The USB input is galvanically isolated to avoid noise pollution from the host. The digital inputs are routed to an ASRC), where they are re-sampled and re-clocked to 200 kHz/24 bit PCM), feeding current output DAC chips. For the current-to-voltage conversion, Aavik uses a differential floating topology with virtual ground. This isolates the signal path from both potential ground noise and signal-induced ground modulation.
To best accommodate individual listening preferences, and fit hand in glove into your existing audio system, Aavik has designed 4 individual settings. Since the selected signal source connected to the input can tinge the actual sound performance, up-sampling can be switched on and off. There is also a choice between a slow (soft high-frequency roll-off) and a fast (steep high-frequency roll-off) filter.
Aavik Acoustics is a creator of state-of-the-art amplifiers with the most modern technology and a functional and minimalistic design based on Scandinavian