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In Reply to: analogue sounding DAC posted by Audiopath49 on January 30, 2007 at 20:54:17:
I think a NOS dac may be just what your looking for, they are the least digital sounding dacs Ive heard, and they are inexpensive and sound great. They are also very simple to build if your into DIY, there are tons of kits. Heres a few links
AudioNote DAC 1.1(they make completely built or diy dacs)
http://www.audionote.co.uk/products/digital/dac_1.1x-ii_01.shtmlDIY PAradise Monica2 (mostly diy but they do sell built dacs for $300)
http://diyparadise.com/dackit/1545bdackit.htmlScott Nixon Tube dac(both kits and built)
http://www.scott-nixon.com/dac.htmACK DACK
http://www.ack-industries.com/dAck!.htmlMood Labs "the concept" dac
http://www.mood-lab.com/concept.htm
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