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In Reply to: RE: Good solution posted by E-Stat on December 28, 2024 at 20:02:07
There's no reason you can't use a different streamer with the FiiO S15 because it has a DAC input. It also has both an I2S output and a coax digital output for those who want to use a different DAC. It's an extremely versatile component.Moreover, it has the latest top-of-the-line AKM DAC chipset. Therefore, it's definitely a good solution, and a very cost effective platform when you consider all its capabilities. In other words, it's a single box that can do it all, or it can do things separately if you want.
It's obviously not a component that you prefer, but for me, it works just fine, and sounds very good. It does all the digital things that I want to do without connecting a computer to my audio system. I think it's hard to beat for a thousand dollars, but I could be wrong.
Happy listening!
Edits: 12/29/24Follow Ups:
One can buy something and never use half what they paid for.My experience is what you hear most with a DAC is the "A" part - the analog output stage and in my case, its separate power supplies. One used for the digital side and one for the analog section sourced by an R core transformer. No electrolytic caps in the signal path.
While all streamers ARE computers, I likewise prefer not to use a general purpose PC for that application. The media server housing the audio and video libraries feeds half a dozen endpoints around the house and garage via WiFi or Ethernet using a medical isolator.
I'm currently traveling for a large family gathering, but enjoy listening to music on a daily basis. :)
Edits: 01/15/25
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