Played out in a club setting with the SC5000 recently a few times and couldn’t help but notice a tad bit compressed/muddy sound. This was tested with Digital & Analog inputs. Analog actually sounded a tad bit clearer (crisper highs). I did have another player connected with the same song loaded (NXS…

[image] DJ-Rocc: Yes noticed this too, also if you turn key match off it lets the track become a bit more lively as well. Slightly, yes, even at zero pitch. Still not anywhere near bit-perfect out the digital output, but a teeny tiny bit less processed than with the Elastique algorithm switc…

So you did a sweep from 50hz to 6khz and found a bunch of distortion and noise? Have you tried testing the SC5000 and X1800 with this method separately, and using both the digital and analog outputs on each? I’d be interested in seeing the results. I’d also be interested in seeing a baseline piec…

the sweep is from 20Hz to 20kHz. More info: https://community.enginedj.com/t/sc5000-x1800-test-digital-glitches-sound-echo-digital-and-analog-connection-problems/12696

You seem to be using two topics simultaneously to say the same thing - Maybe a moderator could merge the duplicates to save time

Maybe a moderator can delete the whole thing, keep pretending everything’s great in top of the line Prime

And…there it is, the unsolicited dig. Was an interesting technical read right up to that point.

So you’re mostly just talking about the high-frequency roll-off?

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Sure, take a look:

16kHz LPF?