According to the musicians that made it, this was how your music was supposed to sound. Clear, open, transparent, sound flows forth like sweet water poured from the hands of friendly, loving gods. Add a choke-input and tube rectified power supply, and forget David, here you have an audio Goliath. There is no oversampling, no up-sampling, and no filtering. And so what? Chances are, you’ve never heard digital like this, and certainly at nowhere near its price. Yes, it’s a Redbook-only converter, and yes, it sports NOS chips. Measurements, schmeasurements-do yourself a favor and try this DAC. Both are modular and upgradable designs.īorderPatrol SE-i DAC ($995-$1,850 USD depending on configuration) Both versions are worth their money-expect the AKM to have a slightly less defined bass while maintaining an excellent midrange, while the Multibit version adds crispier high frequencies to the mix. The cheaper one is built around the smooth sounding AKM4490 chipset while the pricier (but still affordable) multibit version takes advantage of Schiit’s know-how from their top-of-the-line Yggdrasil converter. This affordable DAC from Schiit comes in two options. The Modi 3+ DAC has plenty of connectivity options, including optical and coax, and most notably for 2021, Schiit’s proprietary Unison USB™ technology.
Have a computer with USB capability? That’s all you need to get amazing sound for just a hundred bucks. The Best DACs, Servers, Streamers, and Disc Spinners
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