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In Reply to: Audio Note DAC -- DR.Cope posted by RGA on May 21, 2005 at 12:48:54:
Sorry RGA, I forgot that I asked you to move it here! Duh.As Budrew said, any RCA-RCA interconnect can be used, but the quality is critical as this sets the upper limit for signal from there on down the chain.
At minimum, I'd suggest a .75m single run of AN-S, the new entry-level silver IC, which would cost $85. How much farther you take it depends on what the other components are.
Yes, Audio Note's 12AU7 and 6111WA-based DAC's want a minimum of 30k input impedance in the preamp input they feed. With the 6922-based DACs that sinks to 10k, and the transformer-coupled DACs will drive any load you come up with. Thus, with the current DAC line-up there really isn't anything to worry about.
Keep your ears and your mind open.
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