I'm looking to upgrade my Teac UD-301. My first choice is Yggdrasil (stretching budget well past max but doable) or Gungnir MB. I can't go anymore than this I really liked the Yggy and have not heard the Gumby is there something else I should consider?
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TEAC UD-503?
TEAC UD-503?
Wanting to go multibit r2r. Just having a hard time with Yggy money. I was thinking Audio-gd but don't know.
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Wanting to go multibit r2r.
You should compare the two. I had a multibit r2r DAC from Metrum, and I'm using a the TASCAM UH-7000 (same family as TEAC) that is less than 1/10th the price now.
The real magic is NOS btw.
You should compare the two. I had a multibit r2r DAC from Metrum, and I'm using a the TASCAM UH-7000 (same family as TEAC) that is less than 1/10th the price now.
The real magic is NOS btw.
Never heard the Tascam stuff and not sure of Nos. I've had my mind set on a Yggy or Gumby haven't heard the latter. Was also looking at Audio-GD also. I hope there is some NOS dacs at CanJam so I might make a choice on what to go with. Thanks for the input.
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Never heard the Tascam stuff and not sure of Nos. I've had my mind set on a Yggy or Gumby haven't heard the latter. Was also looking at Audio-GD also. I hope there is some NOS dacs at CanJam so I might make a choice on what to go with. Thanks for the input.
Also note, most delta-sigma DAC are in fact multibit. Burr-Brown calls it "advanced segment", 6 bits R2R I believe.
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