The S6000 system operates under which configuration for handling clocking problems?

The S6000 system operates under Single Rate mode as its standard configuration for handling clocking problems. This mode processes digital audio at a single, defined sample rate, which simplifies synchronization and eliminates potential issues that could arise from mismatched clock rates when using multiple devices together in a digital audio environment. By using Single Rate mode, the system ensures that all audio components are aligned, reducing the risk of artifacts or degradation in sound quality caused by clock discrepancies.

In contrast, Double Rate mode operates at a higher sample rate, which can be advantageous for some applications but may introduce additional complexity in terms of synchronization across devices. Normal mode is typically more of a default operational setting rather than a specific approach to resolving clocking issues. The "All of the above" choice implies that the system can operate equally well under any of these modes for handling clocking problems, which is not the case, as Single Rate mode is specifically designed to address such concerns in a straightforward manner.