: GENx6-96 Word Super/Clock Generator

All digital audio gear requires some kind of timing reference in order to accurately maintain the sample rate. Because of this, every piece of digital gear has an internal clock. When digital communications are desired between devices, allowing each subsequent…

In an ideal world, yes. You cable the system up with equal length cables to avoid any delays in getting the clock signal to the target devices. Using mismatched cables could potentially negate the benefits of setting up a central…

Word Clock is the timing reference that keeps the sampling rate constant. If, for example, we were recording at CD quality which means the A/D converter has to take 44,100 measurements of the incoming sound wave every second. If the…

You can put "T" splitters in, but due to the reflections and increased jitter this may defeat the purpose for having an external clock. Ultimately each device with a clock input should have its own direct connection to a clock…