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Posted by Analog Scott on March 20, 2023 at 20:42:20:
If you have discs to play you should get an inexpensive Multi-format reader. What DAC you or anyone else gets depends on their set up. But there is no reason to get an expensive one. I use the one in my digital audio interface. None of which will become obsolete anytime soon if at all in my lifetime.

But it really depends on how you are handling the digital side of your system.

No objective reasons for getting anything expensive.