Features of the 1021 Disc Player
Every Boulder product far exceeds expectations, and to that end the
1021 is truly a Boulder. The design of the 1021 incorperates number of
innovations that elevated the performance of the 1021 well beyond
other players. These innovations in the include:
Introduction
Multiple format playback•
capabilities, including: MP3,
FLAC, OGG Vorbis, WAV, AIFF,
and standard CD (PCM) data.
Large, dimmable, full-color LCD•
display.
Automatic identication of artist, •
disc title, and track listing on
display.
Ethernet connectivity for•
downloading and updating of
track information.
Extensive setup and preferences•
menu.
Ultra-accurate disc drive•
mechanism for the best possible
reading of disc data.
Superior error correction and•
disc tracking software.
Proprietary DSP software for•
data extraction, processing,
volume control, buffering and
digital ltering.
Unique UpandOversampling DSP•
process increases digital bit rate
and word length to a minimum
of 24-bits and 352.8 kHz.
Boulder’s proprietary Eigen•
value digital lter algorithm for
unmatched digital ltering.
DSP implemented digital volume•
control allows direct connection
to ampliers.
Additional RAM implemented•
data buffer between DSP and
DAC section prior to reclocking
Boulder Precise Interval Clock•
located immediately adjacent
to DAC section to eliminate jitter
from the pre-converted data
stream.
Boulder 983 gain stage for•
exceptionally low distortion
voltage gain and analog
buffering.
Advanced oating point DSP •
system to prevent math overow
during processing.
Two pairs of parallel balanced•
outputs on XLR connectors.
AES standard digital output to•
feed outboard processors or
recording devices.
Boulder link connections for•
control and status indications
with other Boulder products.
IR input compatible with external•
control systems.
VGA video output connector•
for use with secondary display
monitor.
