BACCH-SP adio vs Bel Canto Design Black-Control
The Black-Control's signal-to-noise is 127 dB against the BACCH-SP adio's 113 dB. Both share bit depth (24-bit), max sample rate (192 kHz), and thd (0.001%).
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The BACCH-SP adio is a high-definition digital audio processor developed by Theoretica Applied Physics, incorporating BACCH® 3D Sound technology from Princeton University. It removes crosstalk in stereo loudspeaker playback to restore accurate 3D spatial cues, delivering a strikingly realistic 3D sound experience. The adio model includes widely used analog and digital inputs and outputs, a high-performance DAC and ADC, and a three-level preamplifier, all housed in a compact, hand-polished aluminum chassis. It supports individualized crosstalk cancellation filters derived from binaural microphone calibration, real-time 3D audio sweet spot adjustment via sub-millimeter head tracking using a 3D infrared camera, and 64-bit audio processing with custom algorithms. Control is via a dedicated iPad remote, and the unit supports remote technical support and software upgrades over the internet. The BACCH-SP adio is designed for audiophiles seeking a virtual reality sound experience from stereo loudspeakers.
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