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MyTek Brooklyn DAC should have same 5V Output as 192/DSD Dac.

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In Reply to: RE: MyTek Brooklyn DAC ? posted by AbeCollins on November 01, 2016 at 13:09:54

The review I saw said he was running through the Analog Vol Control at Max, still using Line-Outs, made
sound warmer than Bypass.
I checked with Mytek, Owner said that was fine to do, but using Analog Vol direct into Amp was more transparent.
You might like DSD through the Mytek Brooklyn, I think it does 4 or 5X DSD, w/HQ.
It's probably a big step up from mine.

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RE: MyTek Brooklyn DAC should have same 5V Output as 192/DSD Dac. - AbeCollins 07:45:41 11/03/16 (1)
I have the discontinued MyTek Stereo-192DSD DAC that I picked up used a couple months ago. It's output signal is very robust. I had to move the jumpers inside to lower the output signal to bring it within a more manageable range. It's still robust and dynamic sounding while using it's front panel Volume knob. I can't say the same for the W4S DAC I once owned. It was a fine DAC but the volume control made things sound a little anemic if it wasn't set to full scale. I was just curious about the new Brooklyn DAC.
- RE: MyTek Brooklyn DAC should have same 5V Output as 192/DSD Dac. - ahendler 17:15:19 11/03/16 (0)
  When I had the Mytek 192 i used it with a pre and always bypassed the volume control. Did not like driving power amps direct
  Alan

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