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In Reply to: Playing with MQA posted by AbeCollins on December 20, 2017 at 18:49:55:
> But, how decent can a $200 DAC sound with MQA, or anything else for that matter?
I've never heard MQA but I love the sound of DSD and I just bought a little $300 digital player that is DSD capable. I'm quite impressed with it's sound quality. It has a BurrBrown PCM1795 DAC with BurrBrown OPA1602 opamps in its analog output section and it really sounds great. It might sound a little different than my TASCAM DA-3000 DSD recorder, but I think it sounds just as good when connected to my main stereo system playing through my Thiel CS3.7 speakers. I bought it because I currently copy LPs to 5.6-MHz DSD and the little Teac plays native DSD up to a 5.6-MHz sampling rate. About six months ago I bought a pair of Koss ESP/950 electrostatic headphones and this Teac HA-P90SD is a perfect partner for the Koss electrostatics.
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Follow Ups
- RE: Playing with MQA - John Elison 12/21/1721:16:44 12/21/17 (6)
- Big TEAC audio fan - Seem to hit the quality v price - BigguyinATL 16:07:35 01/1/18 (1)
- RE: Big TEAC audio fan - Seem to hit the quality v price - John Elison 23:32:16 01/1/18 (0)
- Nobody here cares. Except - oldmkvi 08:42:06 12/22/17 (3)
- Hey, man! I can tolerate DSD just fine! ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 13:52:49 12/22/17 (2)
- Tolerate, eh? What's that rash on your - oldmkvi 07:28:00 12/23/17 (1)
- Generally upsample to 24/192, unless the file is there or higher already - Chris from Lafayette 11:01:40 12/23/17 (0)
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