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post #16 of 17

9/9/10 at 9:06am

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I am not familiar with the AE A5 speakers, but the digital out of the Fireye II is very good (especially for the price), bettering the MacBook Pro slightly, so it should just be plug and play. You can also plug straight into the MacBook Pro (which has optical out).

For the dosh, this amp/DAC is really really nice.