The following results show the quality of Digifire 7.1 recording via the line-in/Mike-in stereo input. The input was of course configured in line-in. The test line was: DMX 6Fire 24/96 Stereo Out - Digifire 7.1 line in.
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Right Mark Audio Analyser Results
Bandwidth (40 Hz to 15 kHz), dB:
+0.02, -0.16
Very good
Signal to noise ratio, dB (A):
-79.6
Average
Dynamic range, dB (A):
67.6
Average
Total harmonic distortion, %:
0.011
Good
Intermodular distortion, %:
0.045
Good
Stereo crosstalk, dB:
-75.0
Very good
Digifire 7.1 also comes out pretty well at all levels in recording via the analog stereo input. The signal-to-noise ratio is not top rate but average at -79.6 dB.
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Bandwidth
Reponse
From 20 Hz to 20 kHz, dB
-0.55, +0.02
From 40 Hz to 15 kHz, dB
-0.16, +0.02
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Parameter
Left
Right
RMS power, dB:
-67.2
-78.6
RMS power (A-weighted), dB:
-71.1
-79.6
Peak level, dB FS:
-51.6
-66.2
DC offset, %:
-0.00
-0.00
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Parameter
Left
Right
Dynamic range, dB:
+63.4
+75.4
Dynamic range (A-weighted), dB:
+67.6
+77.2
DC offset, %:
-0.00
-0.00
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Parameter
Left
Right
THD, %:
0.015
0.011
THD + Noise, %:
0.073
0.024
THD + Noise (A-weighted), %:
0.057
0.023
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Parameter
Left
Right
IMD + Noise, %:
0.205
0.045
IMD + Noise (A-weighted), %:
0.158
0.043
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Parameter
G <- D
G-> D
Crosstalk at 100 Hz, dB:
-66
-47
Crosstalk at 1 kHz, dB:
-74
-57
Crosstalk at 10 kHz, dB:
-65
-59
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