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In Reply to: RE: This is quite odd posted by knewton on October 20, 2014 at 18:59:06:
I sure don't know anyone else making a DAC with an analog input that bypasses the d/a conversion and even turns it off internally when chosen. I also don't know of another company making what they refer to as a transport that has d/a conversion too and analog outs. The fact that these two components are made by the same firm is the whipped cream and cherry.
I understand why and don't disagree with their philosophy but it is odd and weird which both mean unusual.
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