The 2700 Series is designed for audio engineers who need the highest performance, lowest distortion and greatest flexibility possible in their audio analyzer.
The 2722's true dual domain architecture enables uncompromised measurement of both analog and digital signals: the analog generator and analyzer performance surpasses that of any digital converter-based design, while digital analysis techniques offer a wide array of precise, high-speed measurement techniques for either domain. Cross-domain work can be accomplished using the best of both worlds.
The typical THD+N of the 2700 Series is ≤115 dB at 2.0 Vrms. However, even with AP's conservatively specified THD+N of -112 dB, the 2700 Series is the industry's undisputed performance leader.
2700 Series “A” (APIB) instruments have an APIB (Audio Precision Interface Bus) connector and require a Windows XP or Vista PC to run the AP Control Software. “G” instruments include the IEEE-488.2 GPIB interface and can be controlled directly through GPIB.
SYS-2722
Dual domain. Two-channel analog input/output, analog analyzer and generator, DSP analyzer and generator, plus 192k digital input/output.
SYS-2722A-M
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SYS-2720
Digital domain only. DSP analyzer and generator with 192k digital input/output.
SYS-2712
Analog domain only. Two-channel analog input/output, analog analyzer and generator, DSP analyzer and generator.
SYS-2702
Analog domain only. Two-channel analog input/output,analog analyzer and generator.
“With its extremely low-distortion analog and digital signal generators, its extraordinarily low noise, high-resolution A/D converters, its ability to directly examine digital datastreams, its ability to perform extensive analysis in both analog and digital domains, and its intuitive software interface, the SYS-2722 is more than equal to the task of accurately assessing the behavior of 21st-century audio components.”
-- John Atkinson, Editor | Stereophile