I agree with Juan at BlissHifi in that it’s implementation and not file type that makes the biggest difference. My previous Dac could also play DSD files natively and indeed sounded good doing so through the Sirius processor, but the differences between DSD and PCM were far smaller than through the DAC200. I’ve also heard other DACs where PCM sounded better than DSD. Hope this helps. Best, |
@mgrif104 and @blisshifi - It always helps hearing about other people's experiences. Thanks. <<I don’t want to sell them on an experience they may not replicate in their own home>> I very recently had a conversation about that notion with my local dealer (Lance of Forefront Audio) in the context of amps driving speakers that customers are shopping. He knows he can make any speaker sound really good if he connects them to his Vitus integrated, but he's honest, like BlissHiFi, and chooses an amp to give them an experience more on par with what they'll likely experience in their own home with their usual amplification. And again, I'll report back once I've done the A/B of the T+A's preamp versus my Classé. |
@blisshifi : thanks for chiming is as always |
Attention all T+A DAC 200 owners! It's not described in the owner's manual, but you can switch between the six different filters using the remote. I just stumbled upon how to do it today:
If you didn't already know this, you're welcome 😉 |
