De-Jitter Masterclock
The journey to unadulterated musical fidelity demands more than exceptional conversion; it requires the complete elimination of even the most minute sources of interference. Jitter - microscopic timing deviations in the digital clock - is a ghost in the machine, an invisible phenomenon that degrades the listening experience when using digital sources. Our response is not a simple filter; it is a statement of intent. The T+A De-Jitter Masterclock, developed here in Herford, is our deliberate and audiophile answer to this final, insidious variable. It is a multi-stage purification process designed to cleanse incoming digital signals of even the most severe jitter artifacts, so that you never have to question your source again.
In the first stage, a raw clock signal is extracted and meticulously examined by microprocessors. We agonised over the strict criteria for frequency and stability that this signal must meet before it is deemed worthy of the Masterclock.
If the signal fails to meet these uncompromising standards, it is not rejected. It is perfected. The signal is routed through a specially designed second Jitterbug, where an additional PLL stage refines it, reducing residual jitter by a factor of four. This is our obsession made manifest: we do not just accept a signal, we force it to become perfect. A signal that has passed this test is completely decoupled from all input jitter and further processed by two precisely calibrated quartz oscillators. This is the final, uncompromising step. Each oscillator is dedicated to a specific clock family - one for 44.1 kHz multiples and the other for 48 kHz multiples - creating a clocking foundation free from digital artifacts and wholly devoted to the music.
This is more than a technical feature. It is the serene confidence that the perfect choice has already been made for you, even at the microscopic level. It is the end of doubt.
