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In Reply to: RE:Wiki answer posted by Mr_Steady on September 13, 2015 at 06:22:03:
Yes sometimes writers do let their true feeling slip into an article, other times you kinda have to read between the lines.
I've got a few Dacs, been trying to get some of what I 'think' is the best offerings in different Dac chips/designs. As far as expensive vs less expensive goes I can attest that some less expensive Dacs, namely R2R do indeed deliver the goods. I have a $2500 PCM1704 Dac next to my $600 PCM56P Dac, while they sound different from each other, the $600 Dac has a certain...as the Japanese would say 'Umami', a yummy savory deliciousness.
FWIW, most of the gear I own I bought sight unseen and unheard. It was from reading reviews [between the lines] and what was said, cross referencing reviews and looking at the design etc. After about 6-8 months of this I can be pretty confident in my purchase. For the most part I have gotten what I expected out of components, sometimes gear pass my expectations others 'few' its goes right back on the selling block quick.
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