Ross Martin Audio DACs? BB PCM1794 based DAC ($199 single DAC, $399 dual DAC with headamp)
Mar 16, 2012 at 9:15 AM Post #46 of 55
lol, i'm tempted to give it a try, and would love to compare it with my metrum octave...
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May 23, 2012 at 11:08 PM Post #52 of 55
I'm almost buying one...
I hope it's as good as read here.

Could have better external finish...
Could wait a few more reviews...
 
But curiosity is a silent killer.
And the price damn good.
 
By the way ...
I contacted Mr.Ross and he answered my questions quickly and clearly.
Another important point to make this choice.
I'm working my mind to decide.
 
May 23, 2012 at 11:09 PM Post #53 of 55
WHY #2 ????
 
I'm just upgrading a Musiland Monitor 03.
Great for the money as the Monitor 02.

I have the same questions about the Ross DACs.
I know it seems like a "dark shot" option.
And what about the very positive feedback from here?
Nothing ventured nothing gained?

Explain your concerns...
 
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So glad i followed my gut instinct to not get one

 
Oct 31, 2014 at 3:26 AM Post #54 of 55
I just had mine delivered today but I can't plug it in yet because....there's no plug, ... just bare wires.
 
Can someone advise on how to wire up a wall-plug. I'll be getting a second opinion obviously, but some basic advice would help as I'm not an electrician.
 
There seems to be no + or  - so it appears as though it doesn't matter which way it's wired - correct?
 
I really can't understand the logic of not supplying a wall-plug.
 
If anyone's interested, I'll post a review once it's burned in. My current DAC is a modified Audio-GD NFB-2, I bi-amp into 2 integrateds and have a pair of modified AKG's which are very difficult to drive... and I had Ross put (dual) gain control on the DAC - as I assumed it would be too hot as is.
 

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