Now that is something simple and complete that will be selling well i
bet. 500GB Hi-Res Music Player System, 2x40W HAPS1/B
http://www.sony.co.uk/product/home-cinema-receivers/hap-s1/technical-specifications#tab
Transporter (modded) -> RG142 -> Avantgarde Acoustic based 500VA
monoblocks -> Somme
That was fast, 'this'
(http://www.avrev.com/home-theater-power-amplifiers/integrated-amplifiers/nuforce-dda-100-integrated-amplifier-review-2.html)
might be one of those very affordable amps I thought in the first post
are inevitable offering sq for a very decent price. It wouldn't surprise
me if
foxx wrote:
> Yes and no. We would at least need som sort of digital switch in order
> to rout the various incoming signals to the active speakers. Otherwise
> we'd be left with tons on cables running into the speaker, which would
> ba definitive killer for me.
There are solutions for that , Mer
foxx wrote:
> Yes and no. We would at least need som sort of digital switch in order
> to rout the various incoming signals to the active speakers. Otherwise
> we'd be left with tons on cables running into the speaker, which would
> ba definitive killer for me.
There are solutions for that , Mer
Yes and no. We would at least need som sort of digital switch in order
to rout the various incoming signals to the active speakers. Otherwise
we'd be left with tons on cables running into the speaker, which would
ba definitive killer for me.
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The logical endpiont is digital active speakers (actually has been since
the early 90's but audiophiles are to darned conservative ) .
:) but sadly still to few brands and price classes to make viable
options for everyone :/
I really like the idea of getting rid of the pre-amp and DAC, but there
are a couple issues for me:
* My Vandersteen Quatros require a 6 dB/octave high-pass filter between
the pre-amp and amp. I can do the filter with sox, but I'd prefer to
send a bit-perfect signal to the digital amp.
* I like
Even though my current main setup is a pretty classic configuration
kinda stuck in a 10 year old audio(phile) paradigm, it still sounds
sweet. And yet, when I think about the next step, I would definitely go
for a standalone DA I think. I believe in a component serving ONE
purpose, more or less. W
Dura,
you are expressing what I and many other would consider a sensible
approach. What we are seeing in realiy is quite a different picture
though. The market for separate DACs is unbroken. And so called
'audiophiles' are jumping on every donkey's back that comes along. It is
a simple fact that t
I don't think I will ever buy a dac again.Or an amp.
2 months ago I replaced my Primare a30.1 integrated amp and Rega DAC
(together with the van den Hul the first ultimate cables close to
€3500,- , the amp was 10 years old though) with the Dac/amp NAD
C390DD (€2500.- over here) and the favorable c
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