Digital source components (servers, dacs, etc.) have been on a steep performance improvement trajectory during the entire time period you mention. Not only have the Lampizator models changed/improved but so have many other DAC implementations and brands. Most brands have benefited from
trickle down technology. You can indeed get 2014's $5K performance for about $2-3K today. Lampizator DACs have a sound that does appeal to many but no single brand or type of DAC
has a "house sound" that appeals to all. I recommend listening before you buy.
Lampizator evolution
3-4 years ago, Lampizator DACs were all the rage and consumed a lot of space on this forum. Not so much today. What has happened?
The company now offers the Amber II model for just under $2;000. Did this DAC benefit from trickle down technology and become a great sounding, reasonably priced DAC? Have any Lampi owners compared its sound to the earlier generations of Lampizator? Is the Amber II a no-brained purchase for someone (like me) wanting a killer DAC at a very reasonable price?
The company now offers the Amber II model for just under $2;000. Did this DAC benefit from trickle down technology and become a great sounding, reasonably priced DAC? Have any Lampi owners compared its sound to the earlier generations of Lampizator? Is the Amber II a no-brained purchase for someone (like me) wanting a killer DAC at a very reasonable price?
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