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Agree with SFTech

Posted by Tobias on November 22, 2006 at 18:09:46:
I have had 2 dedicated SACD players, neither of them cheap, and a number of different Redbook players, both one and two-box. From this experience I think it is true that SACD really has little over conventional CD when the Redbook playback is top-notch. I would say put your money into better CD playback as well.
The DAC idea is an interesting one, and will teach you more than if you just replace your Planet with a new one-box player. If you go that route, make sure your digital interconnect is 1.5m long. The Apogee Wyde Eye is a very good entry-level choice.