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MEASUREMENTS

I measured the Lumin P1 with my Audio Precision SYS2722 system.1 Looking first at the digital inputs, the AES3 and coaxial and TosLink S/PDIF inputs accepted data sampled at all rates up to 192kHz. Apple’s AudioMIDI utility revealed that the P1 accepted 16-and 32-bit integer data via USB sampled at all rates from 44.1kHz to 768kHz.2 Apple’s USB Prober app identified the Lumin as “LUMIN” from “PMS” (Pixel Magic Systems, presumably), and the USB port operated in the optimal isochronous asynchronous mode.

The Lumin’s analog outputs with

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