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In Reply to: RE: Dacs with a great bass. posted by Tom Schuman on April 9, 2015 at 10:24:19:
Hi and thanks for the helpful reply
From what i have read in the forum it seems that the multibit generation of dacs, like the Theta, had a more dinamic and robust sound. Thicker and fuller. While the new generation of dacs seems to privilege the resolution ?
Well resolution is surely important but i would trade that for a more robust sound.
I am going to try for instance even cables as a band-aid. I have bought a pair of Cardas XLR and waiting to received them.
They are known to give more body to the cheap digital.
I should have said better that i am looking for more body in the sound from my digital.
The fact that old multibit dacs are both rare and still expensive tells that the actual progress in digital sound is debatable.
Otherwise more recent dacs should make vintage dacs obsolete.
And it is not the case.
Thanks again.
Kind regards,
bg
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