As far as I can tell, there are at least two important questions debated here and over at Avsforum: - Are the people recommending this DAC real, unbiased customers - How does it measure up to other DACs, especially high-end ones I'm from Norway and I spent a lot of time researching which...

Quote: Originally Posted by spacemanspliff The 7510 is also highly moddable according to Stanley Beresford. I will get mine done with Fierce Freaks soldering help. Any tips on modding it will be greatly appreciated. Does Stanley himself offer this kind of advice?

I would just like to share some thoughts on the new Beresford. As some of you will remember from my earlier posts here, I was looking for a budget DAC to balance my setup which was a bit too forward in the high ranges. One of the questions was whether to go for and older high-end DAC, or a...

I have been offered one for about 1/10 of the original asking price ($ 3000 here in Norway around 1996). Something to go for? Amplifier: Marantz PM7200 Class A mode Speakers: Klipsch RF-52 Source: Pioneer DVD-575A

The X-Dac 8 sure looks nice, but the price tag probably puts it out of my reach.

What about the Beresford TC-7510 MK-V? Seems to offer quite good value for money.

My HiFi system: Marantz 7200 amplifier (Classs A mode), Klipsch RF-52 speakers, Pioneer DVD player and a modded Audio Alchemy 1.1 DAC. Overall, the system delivers a very dynamic and entertaining sound, but sometimes struggles in the high ranges. The Audio Alchemy really opened up the system...