Philips digital active speaker DSS930 and DSS940 sample rates

[snoopier]

Hi, iam new here and i like that forum, but hard to read as i dont know the dutch language, sorry..
I have beside other active speakers the DSS930 and DSS940 from Philips.
Now i want to add that speakers to my multichannel audio layout.
Does anybody know if the DSS930 or DSS940 can work/accept with a sample rate input of 88.2 or 96kHz ?
Have anybody try that, does the speakers go silent or make "noise" or work ?

Thanks a lot

Robert from austria

[Peerless Monster]

Good question! I don't think those samplingfreqs were available at mid '90's.
I didn't test that, but thats what I expect.

But why not running on just red book freqs? Those are better...

[snoopier]

Thanks for your answer,

reason is that the processor deliver 96kHz to all other speaker. So the question is, does the speaker get silent, make noise.If the y work, i dont care (as they are on the back side) if the can accept 96kHz, but the internal D/A converter works with 48 khz.
What you mean with red books frequ, why they are "better".
If the transmission is done correct, its not a problem or "better" for the D/A conversation.

Thanks once more, Robert

[ll0ll]

Hi, try here
https://forum-mfbfreaks.nl/viewforum.php?f=18

[Peerless Monster]

Do you already have an answer to your questions?
During the meanwhile I bought me a DSC950 and DSS930 speakers back again. And wow what a musical set is that. It still amazes me how great this sounds.
I use them now as nearfields/monitor near my compute/office. Those precize phasing. Not much nowadays systems can do this.

And with my DCS bridge I get no digital signal. with 96 Khz. I do not have any remote control for it, so straight using the bridge as inpu for the speakers I cannot test, because they are only turing on by take them off the Standby knob of the rc, which I do not have .