raymonda
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| "Best" DAC for a grand or less I don't know if it is the best but my Matrix Mini-i is pretty good. Good enough for me to sell my MSB Gold Link III. It now come with a remote contol, has balanced ins and outs, usb, AES, toslink and SPDIF, along with a headphone amp. All this for... | |
| moody blues vs rock hall of fame Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is in your record collection not theirs! | |
| How can anyone afford this ? Paperw8, your statement is overly simplified, off the mark and just plan wrong. | |
| good amp for Maggies? Classe's work well. Try either a CA200, 300 or 400. | |
| How is it ? that a tuner smokes the table ??? Has anyone actually seen what most stations have as sources, it is usually not very good or for that matter porrly maintained.There is absoutely no way a tuner can play as true to the source (LP) as a good front end at home can. There are simply t... | |
| When is digital going to get the soul of music? As a part time recording engineer whose focus is live, on locations recordings, I'd say digital gets the soul very well indeed!Go buy Frank Vignola Trio (Standards Live) or Felipe Salles (Timeline) an example of shows that I recorded and were rele... | |
| Pitch changes with digital music??? It is not a bit rate issue but rather a sampling frequencey issue. | |
| Burson HA160D or Benchmark Dac1 You should also consider a Matrix mini-i. It sounds great, built well and extremely flexable. And, it cost about 1/4 of the other units. | |
| Adcom DAC The Adcom was a decent entry level DAC 15 years ago. Technology has gone many miles since this unit was offered. Today most $100 USB DAC's are better.For very little money you can do much better and get sound that was impossible when Adcom made th... | |
| DAC suggestion Matrix Mini-i. Inexpensive, sounds great, flexable and well built. $330 or so. Research and you'll find plenty of rave reviews. I sold my MSB GOLD Link with Monolithic PS in favor of this. |