Couple other notes:
The iDAC at the time was no slouch. It was a dedicated design and compared very favorably to other $1K DACS of that time. Again, the 321 was a bump up as should be expected.
The Wadia 321 is an upsampling DAC and the only way to control that (turn off) is on the USB port through a windows OS driver that you can download through the Wadia product site.
And of course Wadia's Engineers went on to start Exogal
The iDAC at the time was no slouch. It was a dedicated design and compared very favorably to other $1K DACS of that time. Again, the 321 was a bump up as should be expected.
The Wadia 321 is an upsampling DAC and the only way to control that (turn off) is on the USB port through a windows OS driver that you can download through the Wadia product site.
And of course Wadia's Engineers went on to start Exogal