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Absolutely Not. There is no change at all in the quality of audio when using a DD540, as the audio is being transmitted digitally. The DD540 simply stores the digital bits coming in and then outputs them, unchanged, after the delay period. Since the data is digital, a perfect copy is made with absolutely no deterioration in sound quality.
