### Answer
I understand you have a concrete, reproducible audio quality issue with SIP compared to web preview—this is a legitimate concern.
Unfortunately, the available documentation does not contain information about:
- Whether DSP is applied on SIP output
- Whether the SIP output path differs from the web preview path
- Whether raw/unprocessed audio over SIP is supported
What I can confirm from the documentation:
The SIP server supports TCP (recommended) , UDP, and TLS transport methods, with SRTP media encryption available when using TLS. [(1) ](
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Relevant community reports:
Other users have reported similar audio quality issues with SIP. One user noted that when using the "dial to SIP endpoint" method, "the audio quality is very poor. With static and a lisp added to the speakers voice." A Retell team member suggested that "the dial to sip endpoint method would mean that the audio also needs to go through the telephony provider's programmable voice interface, thus might lead to lower quality" and recommended trying elastic SIP trunking instead for better audio quality. [(2) ](
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Recommendation:
Since you're using Telnyx SIP trunking (which is elastic SIP trunking) , and still experiencing degradation, this appears to require direct engineering investigation. Your specific questions about DSP processing, internal resampling, and audio pipeline differences are not addressed in the available sources.
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