In Reply to: Why so few Tube Dacs? posted by Dynobot on July 14, 2012 at 18:11:38:
These normally take the digital output and convert the signal into an analog line-level output that can then be fed into an amplifier to drive speakers. Why does a device that converts a digital code to an analog signal need a tube?
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Follow Ups
- Does a Dac need a tube? - Sumflow 21:24:20 07/22/12 (14)
- My question is... - rlw 12:56:03 07/24/12 (3)
- Forward looking - Sumflow 19:54:53 07/24/12 (2)
- that's a completely ignorant and stupid "choice" ... - TBone 12:15:40 08/10/12 (1)
- RE: that's a completely ignorant and stupid "choice" ... - Tony Lauck 15:10:09 08/14/12 (0)
- Need vs. Want - Tony Lauck 08:04:27 07/23/12 (7)
- Balderdash, tone controlled solid state does not and possibly will not equal vacuum tube circuits. HF has - cfb 08:58:24 07/23/12 (6)
- nah ... - TBone 12:33:03 08/10/12 (2)
- RE: nah ... - Tony Lauck 15:12:57 08/14/12 (1)
- a midrange myth ... - TBone 18:10:52 08/18/12 (0)
- RE: Balderdash, tone controlled solid state does not and possibly will not equal vacuum tube circuits. HF has - Tony Lauck 09:17:20 07/23/12 (2)
- Nope, never recorded, been in the hobby 30 years and reel to reel tape plus vacuum tubes sounds more - cfb 13:27:27 07/23/12 (1)
- RE: Nope, never recorded, been in the hobby 30 years and reel to reel tape plus vacuum tubes sounds more - Tony Lauck 14:16:12 07/23/12 (0)
- Because DAC chips such as Wolfson, Burr-Brown, AD, are either current out or voltage out in the - cfb 05:03:38 07/23/12 (1)
- Thanks; good info -nt - Feanor 05:25:01 08/10/12 (0)