Recommend a DAC based on Analog Devices?

I just want to add for the benefit of the OP that all of the Bricasti DACs primarily incorporate chips designed and manufactured by Analog Devices.

@clustrocasual, actually it looks much better in person. Very heavy too, considering its size. Made in USA. The designer always stands behind the product, very easy to reach, dawn-to-earth guy.

I’m using AMT V since February. Those 6S45 tubes are pretty tough to break, but once they’re done the sound is unbelievable.

Vlad (the owner) will answer any questions you have. He even did me a favor and built adapters to accommodate 5842/417a tubes, which I’m breaking in as I write. I also put in Soviet-made 6c4p rectifier instead of 6z4. It’s a plug’n’play equivalent.

The sound is absolutely enjoyable. There’s also a fair return policy. Definitely worth a try.

I’m in no way affiliated with his business, simply a very satisfied customer.

Here’s my piece on the Luxman preamp

Benjamin at Mojo Audio is very well versed in the AD Dac chips. Seriously consider one of his you’ll be glad you did!

@jmeyers

Bricasti uses Analog Devices chips for CPU not conversion. I'm talking about Analog Devices NOS DAC chips like 1865. But I'm not an expert on them (yet).