MSB Technology Diamond DAC IV Spécifications

1Diamond DAC IV SELECTUsers ManualRev 1 (4/2014)

10Front Panel ControlsAlthough the user interface is very simple and easy to use, in depth menus allow complete control of the DAC.Menu Button – The

11Operational Menu OptionsThe high level menu options have to do with operation settings. They are things that you may want to change on the y as yo

12Phase InvertVideo ModeDisplay BrightnessDislay On/OffStartup VolumeMaximum VolumeFine Volume Analog GroundInput SetupRestore SettingsOffOnAudioVideo

13Upgrades and ModificationsRemoval of the cover - Unplug the AC power. Work on a clean surface. Start by removing the 14 screws of the cover. Caref

14Using the DAC IV to test your sourceThe DAC IV is unique in that gives you a precise read out of both the sample frequency and bit depth of the inco

15Warranty RegistrationThe following information must be sent to MSB to register your product:Name:______________________________________Dealer:______

2DAC IV SELECT Users ManualUnique Product ConceptThe Diamond DAC IV select is MSB’s reference DAC for the future. The select model started life as a

3MSB offers two Ampliers, the Stereo S201 and the M203 Monoblocks, available in Matt White or Satin Black.The Signature Data CD is a great companion

4Unique Technology - the past and the futureIn the 1980’s early DACs were all 16 bit ladder DACs, with a precision laser-trimmed resistor creating the

5010010100011101000110110how daCS workA DAC is a circuit that converts digital measures of audio amplitude in discrete steps into a continuous analog

6UpsamplingUpsampling has been in and out of vogue for many years. Its benet has been obvious in one DAC and nonexistent in another. We do not do u

7Standard Balanced Rear Panel Analog Details - (left to right)Right Analog Single-Ended RCA Output – This is the primary single ended RCA analog outpu

8Rear Panel Digital Details - (right to left)Power Input – This product must be plugged into a DAC IV SELECT Power Base. It will not work with any pr

9Clock Interface After years of experimenting with inputting and outputting clocks we now strongly recommend not doing this. A low jitter clock must