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14 Mytek Brooklyn DAC
9.2 Menu Operation
9.2.1 9.2.1 Input
• USB2 - Hi-speed, custom designed, Class 2 compliant computer input that is capable of 384kHz
(PCM) and up to 256DSD playback. Fast, reliable Windows drivers are provided. Plug and Play,
driverless on MAC and Linux.
• AES - digital input capable of receiving PCM data up to 192kHz and DSDx64 (DoP). This
input can also be used to record digital signal to computer (DAW) via USB2 connection.
• SPDF1 & SPDF1 (S/PDIF1&2) – coaxial S/PDIF input capable of receiving PCM data up to 192kHz
and DSDx64 (DoP). This input can also be used to record digital signal (DAW, sound editors) to
computer via USB2 connection.
• SDIF L-R - professional DSD input capable of receiving DSD format (up to x256).
• OPTO (Toslink) - optical S/PDIF input capable of receiving PCM data up to 192kHz and DSD DOP
(64xDSD only). Also available as separate pair of digital inputs in recording software.
• ANLG (Analog) - RCA analog input, line level or phono preamp (MM, MC), it can bypass the
volume control or be routed through it.
9.2.2 Volume
- volume level.
9.2.3 Mute
– all outputs are muted.
9.2.4 Output signal routing
• HP - the signal is available on headphones output only
• MAIN - the signal is available on XLR and RCA outputs.
• BOTH - the signal is available simultaneously on MAIN (XLR & RCA) and HP outputs
• AUTO - Brooklyn DAC detects if headphones has been connected. MAIN outputs are muted.
9.2.5 Sync
There is always only one master device in digital world. The others have to operate as a slave.
That is why an external digital devices such as CD players, digital recorders etc. have to be also
configured properly. Otherwise clicks, drops, distortions might appear in the final signal. Following
sync options are available:
• INT (Internal) / USB / Inncoming signal is synced to the converter’s ultra-low jitter internal
crystal oscillator. This choice assures the best DAC performance and is superior to any (even
Atomic) clock supplied from outside because of its close proximity to DAC clocking chipset. The
DAC operates as master device. WordClock OUT transmits master clock signal
• WCK (Word Clock) / available for USB, AES, SPDIF1 &2, Toslink, SDIF / the DAC can operate as
the master or slave device.
The Brooklyn DAC is master and external device is slave: Brooklyn DAC WCK OUT -> external device WCK IN
The Brooklyn DAC is slave and external device is master: Brooklyn DAC WCK IN -> external device WCK OUT
• IN (Input) /available for AES, SPDIF1 &2, Toslink / the DAC operates as slave device.
• 44,1 – 192 kHz (Internal) /available for AES, SPDIF1 &2, Toslink / the DAC operates as master
device, WordClock OUT transmits master clock signal.
• x64 – x256 (Internal) /available for SDIF / the DAC operates as master device