I am curious if what is left of the Burr-brown designs after TI bought the company in 2000, if any of those designs are in any current stand alone CD players? I just found out last night that my Yamaha CDX-730 CD player uses dual Burr-Brown DACs, and from what I hear, Burr brown DACS are very good...I am wondering what has happened to that legacy now that TI bought them in 2000? Are there any current production CD players that use the Burr-Brown DACS that exist within the TI company? By TI I mean Texas Instruments.
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Since TI bought Burr-Brown in 2000, is the Burr-brown DAC legacy gone now?
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