A contrarian point of view… Yes, you can find your “forever” system if you’re not addicted to continually upgrading gear. DACs are already delivering in formats that are barely indistinguishable from one another to the human hear, e.g. DSD256 on up. As long as your system sounds close to live music, what more improvement is there? Better than live music? I’m happy with my setup and not planning to invest more unless something breaks.
Is there such a thing as a FOREVER DAC/streamer?
I know I might be talking about rehab in a back alley, but here it goes.
I've been looking to upgrade my Hegel H390's internal DAC. But I would only do it to knock it out of the park; as the Hegel's internal DAC does an admirable job. So the question is, is there such a thing as an end game-forever DAC. At the end of the day, DAC is a digital product. Digital technology evolve quicker than analog technology.
Will that Lumin X1, Bartok, Dave, etc be obsolete in 3 years? Thus making this a moot conversation...
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