Mr Creosote
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Also looking forward to your thoughs on the DP-777 SE,Looks good with the Eddy Current 445.
It takes at least 300-500 hours for the sound to sound close to what you have heard in a well burnt in set. Others have reported the Dac will continue to improve from there to 1000 hours. For the first 300 hours, it was hard to enjoy the sound, it sounded flat, dull and uninspiring. Mine has been switched on 24/7 since the first day.
Not many people have heard the SE yet, only a few. However, the original DP-777 is great with rebook (16/44 files). That's why I like it so much.
I read where you say the Hugo is so damn precise. If that's what your looking for and or if that's what you like. The Hugo may be a better choice for you. However, there are so many more things the AMR will do better. It may not be the last word in precise detail as you put it. But is has a 3D holographic sound stage. The midrange is very good. The bass could go lower, but it's very accurate. The treble is non offensive and very delicate. It also resolves at a very high level. It's not in your face with precise detail.
I'm between the following DAC's:
AMR DP-777 SE
Moon Neo 380D DSD
Moon Neo 280D DSD
Lampi L4
Lampi Amber (much cheaper)
Suggestions accepted....