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Museatex Melior Bitstream DAC

Posted by Duster on February 14, 2017 at 11:20:03:

I fully enjoyed a Museatex Melior Bitstream DAC for a whopping 20 years before I decided to choose a more assertive and dynamic DAC for a computer audio application. Museatex DACs seem to have a cult following, since the vintage DAC presentation tends to sound more like an analog turntable than a cold sounding digital device. Investing in the popular John Wright mods is a very worthwhile thing to do, as well as including an aftermarket audiophile power cord and high-performance I/O audio cables.

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