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Originally Posted by n_maher View Post
IIRC it's the System Two Cascade audio analyzer.
Yup. And so as not to misslead, we can make meaningful measurements of the DAC but have to be in higher bitrate/depth modes to get the needed resolution and noise floor.
post #77 of 104
Thanks nate and Tyll for the answer
post #78 of 104
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Originally Posted by Tyll Hertsens View Post
I'll be answering some of the technical questions in a month or so once the design is set in stone. 'Til then you can keep asking so I have a list of q's to answer.

Originally Posted by mrarroyo
Will there be a matching super duper amp?


I can't answer that.
That means YES!!!
post #79 of 104
Will this new dac be offered as internal dac to your line of amps for those who want a one box system?
post #80 of 104
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Originally Posted by Cecala
That means YES!!!
You think you're so smart.

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Will this new dac be offered as internal dac to your line of amps for those who want a one box system?
Not for quite a while.
post #81 of 104
I need to win the Lotto so I can buy both!
post #82 of 104
Has some one removed or censured this thread? I made a post which is now gone. What gives?
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Has some one removed or censured this thread? I made a post which is now gone. What gives?
There was an outage recently on head-fi that deleted some posts. Jude explained it in the members lounge.
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Has some one removed or censured this thread? I made a post which is now gone. What gives?
Read the stickies at the top of each forum. There was an outage and data loss.
post #85 of 104
Although I suppose some might have censored your post given the opportunity.

(This is coming frome someone whose discreet topolgy enjoys barren topography. )
post #86 of 104
Tyll,

Will the Output Stage on the new standalone Max Dac be Discrete or Op-amp.?

Regards,

Kev.

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Originally Posted by Tyll Hertsens View Post
I'll be answering some of the technical questions in a month or so once the design is set in stone. 'Til then you can keep asking so I have a list of q's to answer.



I can't answer that.
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Although I suppose some might have censored your post given the opportunity.

(This is coming frome someone whose discreet topolgy enjoys barren topography. )
Ah! You read it. I will post again as I believe a new amp is coming from Headroom using discrete components and forgoing the op amp route.
post #88 of 104
Hey everyone, Cool, finally a balanced dac. I suppose it will be able to convert computer signals to balanced signals? Is this the first of its kind?
Greetings, Anouk,
post #89 of 104
Not the first balanced DAC with a USB input, certainly, but the first from HeadRoom, and the first I know of to use this chipset.
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Ah! You read it. I will post again as I believe a new amp is coming from Headroom using discrete components and forgoing the op amp route.
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Wrong! With so many really good parts out there it would be insane (IMHO) to try to build anything but the most extreme high end stuff with discrete components. Since we're not talking about a $5000+ Amp, iI think state of the art ICs are the efficient solution.

PS Audiophile myth number 6532A: it has to be discrete or it won't sound any good. Ba - lo - nee, there's some AMAZING parts out there these days.
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