Chelvam wrote:

OK, let's summarize what's been discussed so far:-

1.Jitter was an old issue and was addressed a long time ago. In fact, my
previous post I did mention that Meridian addressed it in 1981, (message was
decline by moderator due to technical reason)

The most definitive study of jitter to day was actually summarized in a
paper by two engineers, Benjamin and Gannon, from Dolby Labs in the late
'90's. This is available from AES as reprint 4826. What they found is
that jitter has to be much higher than is commonly found on CD players
for it to be audible.


2. IF today's jitter measurement in CD Player is low enough, can I say
Superclock and XOclock be deemed as redundant.

Yes.


3. I refer to High Sampling topic, can I say the 88khz sampling is good
enough.

Yes.


So can I safely say that today's CD Players meet all the requirements. And
if there's going to be any improvement where should I look for?

Speakers. Or get great CD's.


Rgds.