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RE: Another take on Schiit Bifrost

Posted by Dynobot on March 18, 2012 at 08:19:55:
>>>However, I am also hearing a slightly more sizzling top end, especially with sopranos and violin.
That would be the nature of the AKM chips coming through. I found this to be true with nearly every AKM Dac I have owned and listened too. I tried everything I could think of to calm it down but nothing works. Might be something you are going to have to get used too.
My initial impressions of the AKM were much the same as BiFrost owners. I loved the extension and clarity, but grew tired of the edge in long listening sessions.