Great news Chris, and thanks for your effort on this!

I assume from the text of their reply that it means the A->D converter is 12 bit too <ducks quickly>?

Aaron

Aaron: that should be the "DSP" they are talking about if I
understand it correctly.

<< thanks for your effort on this >>

It wasn't much of an effort! All I did was receive an email.

Chris Hurd wrote:
>>>>>>>>It wasn't much of an effort! All I did was receive an email.

C'mon Chris. Give yourself some credit where it is due, Young Padawan.

Maybe all you did was open an email yesterday,,, but you still deserve a LOT of kudos for your time and effort in building this site and helping to keep us informed about the XL2. Your telling us that the DSP was 12-bit yesterday reminded me of when I used to visit the original XL1 WatchDog years ago - when the XL1 first came out - this was always the place to come to learn more about all aspects of the XL - and it still is! To me, you are "The WatchDog"! http://www.dvinfo.net/canon/watchdog255x260.gif

THANKS Chris!

- don