Squeezebox Duet DAC vs Rotel


I'm putting together a budget audio/home theater system where I have a Rotel RSX-1065 AV Receiver at the core. I'm also picking up a new Squeezebox Duet. My question: Should I use the Squeezebox internal DACs with RCA outs or should I use the Squeezebox coaxial digital out and use the Rotel's internal DACs?

Thanks
Brad
bfrank1972
My advise, listen to both setups and decide for your self. I would expect, however, that the setup would sound better using the DAC of the Rotel.... but you never know until you try it. Good luck
Thanks for the responses and good advice - yes I figured the Rotel might be better although I've heard that the DAC in the Squeezebox is pretty decent all things considered. The Rotel is a few years old while the DAC is newer in the Squeezebox - I'm not sure if DAC technology has really advanced that much in the past few years :) I will sample both and see if I hear any differences.
I'm curious if you ended up trying both the dac from the rotel and the dac in the SB and if there was any difference.
How is the sound quality with whatever you decided on?
Mike
From my experience, the DAC in my NAD was preferable to that in the squeeze box. The NAD had a smoother more enjoyable sound, though the Duet had a bit more detail at the expensive of harshness.

On a side note, I love my Duet - it is easily the best piece of gear (of any hobby) I have in recent memory.
I have two Squeezeboxes - their built-in DAC is not for high fidelity systems. It's good enough for background music - I use one with Audioengine speakers, but for main system outboard DAC is a must.
The Squeezebox is fantastic to get audio files from your PC to your home-stereo and very convenient, and I agree with Dmityrdr - not audiophile stuff, perhaps that the Squeezebox Transporter is better
So did anyone try both the Dacmagic and Benchmark DAC1, what are the major audible differences?