Which Burson or Dexa did you get?

Glad to see some people are catching on to this. I have used
The Burson and Dexa opamps for about a year now following my
Dagogo. Com review related to the Dac Plus; it continues to impress me.

Just returned from CES and THE shows and conclude that with the right
Associated electronics this method is capable of top level sound. :)

I had read the E.T.M. review but he listed only the types of opamps when he was experimenting w/ the DIP style. Doug, which types did youtry out?

Peleg, I wrote several "Audio Blast" articles at Dagogo.com the past two years or so; one is specifically on the IC Opamps I tested, and the other is on the upgrade to using both the Burson and DEXA Opamps, also DIP style.

Yes I've read the Audio Blast anrticles but unless I'm mistaken, the many types you list were only for the integrated DIP style. When you ordered your Dexa and Burson discreet opamps, which ones did you get? I don't mean single or double but the number that designates what type it is like 627 or 827 etc. Thanks.

Peleg, sorry but you still don't understand. The DEXA and Burson do NOT come in different model numbers. They replace a variety of DIP8 opamps with just one model. It makes it very easy to order. The duals replace whatever DIP8 opamp is in the U1 & U2 positions. The singles replace whatever DIP8 opamp is in the U6 & U7 positions.

You making this MUCH harder than it is. All you need to do is buy (2) each of the single and (2) each of the dual either DEXA or Burson (or mix and match them). You don't need to know anything else.

I did notice that the Bursons are now available with either the long leads or with the DIP8 connector already installed.