Hi guys I have been using the DacMagic for a few months, quite pleased with the sound so far however I'm considering selling it off to fund a pair of computer speakers. Thus, I'm going to buy a used DAC of a lower price bracket. So far I have two dacs I'm looking at, Beresford TC 7520 with LM4562NA as well as Meier Corda 2Move Amp/dac (both which are currently available on the secondhand market). Would there be a significant loss of quality in terms of sound detail and depth? Cause I currently feel the DacMagic gives a pretty decent imaging and soundstage to the music, hope to retain its signature as much as possible.
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Suitable Alternative to DacMagic
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