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RE: .....great idea.. That $350-400 would be better put toward a DAC. /nt

Posted by Bromo33333 on February 20, 2012 at 11:29:51:
Get a good DAC that does one input really well (USB, SPDIF) and use that with a computer for audio.

I am finding it beats the pants off of older CD equipment. I got one in the ~$500 range (Teac) that is really good, though you do have to mind your cables to avoid harshness in the sound.