V Vaiyen New member Sep 2, 2006 #1 Is it a good thing to have SNR in your mp3 player? and what exactly does it mean? pardon the noob here.
Is it a good thing to have SNR in your mp3 player? and what exactly does it mean? pardon the noob here.
soft Administrator Staff member Sep 3, 2006 #2 there will always be SNR. it is a matter of how much. it is a measure of how much noise is there as compared to supposed clean signal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal-to-noise_ratio
there will always be SNR. it is a matter of how much. it is a measure of how much noise is there as compared to supposed clean signal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal-to-noise_ratio
V Vaiyen New member Sep 3, 2006 #3 ok, but the specs for some mp3 players list the SNR as 'NA'. and some have SNR as 90dB. so i presume the higher the SNR, the cleaner it is, and hence better?
ok, but the specs for some mp3 players list the SNR as 'NA'. and some have SNR as 90dB. so i presume the higher the SNR, the cleaner it is, and hence better?
thor666 New member Sep 3, 2006 #4 for audiophiles, basically the higher the number, the less distortion, and therefore the better player in terms of clarity and fidelity, all else equals.
for audiophiles, basically the higher the number, the less distortion, and therefore the better player in terms of clarity and fidelity, all else equals.