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RE: More Comments on the Audioquest DragonFly

Posted by Mercman on July 8, 2012 at 06:54:57:
"High Price Ayre and Wavelength devices incl. Streamlenght stuff
will face a pretty tough future:
If anything, their future looks bright as more people are moving over to computer audio. Concerning Wavelength Audio products:
The Cosecant and Crimson are modular designs. Future upgrades are easily performed in-field. As was the case when I moved from a Phillips TDA 1543A to a Wolfson dac chip to an ESS Sabre.