Creek evo cdp with burson opamp mod?

Thanks casouza that was a very helpful reply and has made me a little more confident in doing this mod. I still haven't got around to doing it yet, everytime I get some money saved something more important comes up there goes my hi fi money. I guess the burson mod and my new bakoon integrated will have to wait for a little bit. I will post my results when I get there , cheers

I have upgraded to Burson op-amps in as ASR Emitter II amplifier and a high-end CD player.
This is a very worthwhile upgrade, better than monolithic op-amps in every aspect of the audio checklist. Give them a couple of hundred hours to break-in and have fun!
I have about 15 years experience in tweaking electronics. This is a winner, probably one of the best electronic tweaks.
Warning: pay attention and make a note of the location of pin 1 in order to avoid mishaps. You may need to solder a short ground wire between the op-amp and the component's circuit board. I had to add a ground wire on the ASR Emmiter, though I do not recall the reason anymore.
Enjoy!

Thanks for the responses guys, I might just bite the bullet and try it out. Will let you know how I go. Cheers

If you go to Burson's site there are many users of the opamps who post their results along with photos and commentary. Kind of like how-to lessons.

I have been considering the same thing with my Music Hall CD25.2 for some time. It has socketed op amps, which should make this easy (Burson sells the HD op amp on 8-pin DIP socket). Very tempted, hoping someone chimes in who has done this already. Think it would cost less than $200 for the parts, can't get much DAC for that money.

been considering the burson opamp upgrade for my Rotel CD player, and also have a hard time finding user comments, so I'm interested too.

Maybe I should just get a DAC and forgetaboutit!

If by definition this change would affect the analog output section it sounds like a good investment.