Krell Industries Evolution 505 manual Using the Filter Button or Key, SACD Format Filters

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Using the Filter Button or Key (17)

(SECTION FIVE: Evolution 505 Operation continued)

Using the Filter Button or Key (17)

Four filters make subtle changes to the high frequencies at ultrasonic levels, alter- ing the sonic presentation from your loudspeakers. Once a filter setting has been selected, it is held in memory even if the Evolution 505 is turned off and then returned to operational status.

Filter 1, 2, 3, and 4 are available in any SACD format. Only Filters 1 and 2 are available in the conventional CD format. All filters have a different output gain, higher bandwidth, and a more gradual rolloff in the SACD format, compared to Filter 1 and 2 in the CD format.

Filter 1 and 2 are designed to eliminate aliasing artifacts that are the result of the D/A re-construction process.

Conventional Compact Disc Format Filters

Filter 1 operates flat from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with a very steep roll-off characteristic above 20 kHz (21.5 kHz, -3 dB).

Filter 2 operates up to 20 kHz (-3 dB) with a more gradual roll-off characteristic when compared to Filter 1.

SACD Format Filters

Filter 1 in the SACD format, has the same relative output gain as Filter 1 and 2 in the CD format, and it has the highest bandwidth of the four SACD filters. Filters 2, 3 and 4 in the SACD format, operate at reduced bandwidth with steeper slope fil- tering and different output gain.

Filter 1 operates up to 180 kHz (highest bandwidth) and has the slowest roll-off characteristic with no change in output gain.

Filter 2 operates up to 75 kHz and has the steepest roll-off characteristic. It has a +0.5 dB increase in output gain over the entire audio pass band compared to Filter 1.

Filter 3 operates up to 80 kHz and has the 2nd steepest roll-off characteristic. It has a +5.5 dB increase in output gain over the entire audio pass band compared to Filter 1.

Filter 4 operates up to 90 kHz and has the 3rd steepest roll-off characteristic. It has a +3.5 dB increase in output gain over the entire audio pass band compared to Filter 1.

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Krell Industries Evolution 505 manual Using the Filter Button or Key, Conventional Compact Disc Format Filters

FAQ

What is the purpose of the filters on the Evolution 505 CD Player?

The filters make subtle changes to the high frequencies at ultrasonic levels, altering the sonic presentation from your loudspeakers.

Do the filter settings remain in memory when the Evolution 505 is turned off?

Yes, once a filter setting has been selected, it is held in memory even if the Evolution 505 is turned off and then returned to operational status.

Which filters are available in the conventional CD format?

Only Filters 1 and 2 are available in the conventional CD format.

How to use the Filter Button or Key 17 quickly?

Learn how to use the Filter Button or Key 17 for the Evolution 505 CD Player.

What are the differences between SACD Format Filters and Conventional Compact Disc Format Filters?

Discover the differences in filter operation and characteristics between the SACD and CD format on the Evolution 505 CD Player.