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I guess this Q is mosly for JA ... but anyone... pls. feel free to comment.
RightMark Audio Analyzer software (RMAA) has been used by quite a few reviewers/testers -- private or professional/laboratory -- for evaluating the audio quality of PC-based systems. RMAA can be used to evaluate jitter, PS noise, etc.
Not sure whether Stereophile has used (or experimented with) RMAA or other/ similar PC-based analyzer software. Why or why not?
Thx!
RightMark Audio Analyzer software (RMAA) has been used by quite a few reviewers/testers -- private or professional/laboratory -- for evaluating the audio quality of PC-based systems. RMAA can be used to evaluate jitter, PS noise, etc.
Not sure whether Stereophile has used (or experimented with) RMAA or other/ similar PC-based analyzer software. Why or why not?
I have experimented with the RightMark analyzer. It is excellent but like the Arta analyser (which I have never used), it is limited by the quality of the soundcard used to capture the signals. It is not really in the class of the top-rank Audio Precision analyzer that I use.
John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile
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