I don't know what DSD is, but a bitrate of 1 per ear I assume? Otherwise it would have to be mono I suppose. Wait, actually even with that I don't see how a decent result could be produced... I mean maybe. Sorry this is interesting to me, I'd like to know more. This would also require very high samplerates so it can do really weird stepping up and down to reproduce frequency? If it can only go up and down there would be some singular ideal frequency and amplitude (but still subject to samplerate loss) and anything other than that / as it gets farther from it causes more and more loss... also it wouldn't be able produce silence... But I suppose it could produce a very high pitched sound that's above the drivers / human hearing instead. Okay... I want to read more about this now haha, I'm probably overlooking something but I can't imagine how a bitrate of 1 could work.
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Reply to comment by Taraxian in Headphone wizardry by SupOrSalad
I don't know what DSD is, but a bitrate of 1 per ear I assume? Otherwise it would have to be mono I suppose. Wait, actually even with that I don't see how a decent result could be produced... I mean maybe. Sorry this is interesting to me, I'd like to know more. This would also require very high samplerates so it can do really weird stepping up and down to reproduce frequency? If it can only go up and down there would be some singular ideal frequency and amplitude (but still subject to samplerate loss) and anything other than that / as it gets farther from it causes more and more loss... also it wouldn't be able produce silence... But I suppose it could produce a very high pitched sound that's above the drivers / human hearing instead. Okay... I want to read more about this now haha, I'm probably overlooking something but I can't imagine how a bitrate of 1 could work.