brillo;696435 Wrote:
That's interesting. I have the original Eastern Electric MiniMax DAC
(not the DAC Plus), also a SABRE-based DAC, and I think it blows away
the Transporter both in tube and solid state mode.
I love the Transporter and have a lot of respect for it, but I now use
it
Jeff Flowerday;696164 Wrote:
He's got lot's of product in his store front, you'll enjoy spending some
time listening to stuff.
I've never heard the transporter so I can't compare the Yulong to it.
I have a Touch that's feeding it.
From everything I've read the Sabre Reference DAC is
Archimago;696163 Wrote:
I must say that my first experience with Sabre DAC's wasn't all that
positive. I used an Eastern Electric MinMax DAC Plus for 2 weeks. The
tube stage on that unit was clearly inferior and noisy and I didn't feel
the SS output was any better than the Transporter.
Jeff Flowerday;695929 Wrote:
I'm just test driving this dac. Chinese made, Grant Fidelity is the
North American distributor which just happens to be right here in
Calgary.
It's built around the: ESS Technology SABRE32 Reference DAC (ES9018S)
Archimago;696163 Wrote:
Sounds interesting Jeff, I might have to pay Grant Fidelity a visit when
I'm in Calgary this summer - do they have a good storefront with stuff
on display?
I must say that my first experience with Sabre DAC's wasn't all that
positive. I used an Eastern Electric
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I'm just test driving this dac. Chinese made, Grant Fidelity is the
North American distributor which just happens to be right here in
Calgary.
It's built around the: ESS Technology SABRE32 Reference DAC (ES9018S)
