Steve N,
Thank you for your reply and I see the common ground of SET and the D’Agostino amplifiers. Speed and transparency as a shared trait. I find SET unsurpassed in terms of "naturalness ".
George it’s comments such as yours that prompted my DAC comparisons mentioned above regarding R2R vs delta sigma. I respect your perspectives but my direct listening did not match your assertions. IMHO either approach can yield superb results. I don’t hear the delta sigma limitations/flaws as you describe.
Steve N puts the blame on digital filtering and power delivery quality and this makes sense to me. This would cause effects for both DS and R2R for better or worse dependant of level of implementation and execution.
Charles
Thank you for your reply and I see the common ground of SET and the D’Agostino amplifiers. Speed and transparency as a shared trait. I find SET unsurpassed in terms of "naturalness ".
George it’s comments such as yours that prompted my DAC comparisons mentioned above regarding R2R vs delta sigma. I respect your perspectives but my direct listening did not match your assertions. IMHO either approach can yield superb results. I don’t hear the delta sigma limitations/flaws as you describe.
Steve N puts the blame on digital filtering and power delivery quality and this makes sense to me. This would cause effects for both DS and R2R for better or worse dependant of level of implementation and execution.
Charles