Desktop System DAC

Wisnerjb,

I just bought an Oppo that I'm using as a DAC and no longer need my Cambridge Audio DacMagic. It's a USB type DAC that will convert up to 24 bit/192khz. Just took it out of use yesterday and would sell it for $100 if you pay USPS or UPS shipping. I don't have the box or manual. But, if you google "Cambridge Audio Dacmagic" you can see it, read reviews and probably download the manual, too. It's small but not lightweight and sounds very nice at all volumes. I think it retailed new for $375 and I bought it used for $150 about 6 months ago.

Just another option for you, give me a pm if you want it or to discuss,
Tim

My office DAC is a Grant Fidelity TubeDAC-11. I too listen at low levels and have been extremely happy with the sound, and it has a ton of flexibility in regard to input /output options. Tube rolling is also an option if you decide to use the tube out.

What are you streaming off your computer, internet radio or stored CD files?

This is one heck of a deal
[url]http://www.musicdirect.com/p-172744-musical-fidelity-
m1clic-universal-music-controller-
demo.aspx>http://www.musicdirect.com/p-172744-musical-
fidelity-m1clic-universal-music-controller-demo.aspx
[/url]
I had one and returned it.They must be getting low on stock
because it was $499.00
The Demo they are selling is probably the one i had.
I really liked it except it did not have the deep Bass that
i
was looking for .i was using it on my Home Audio (big
system)It is very clear sounding. I was using the usb out of
my pc to the V-Link2 and them sending spdif to the m1.
The internet radio is very cool .Many Many stations.
I would have kept it if i were using in the office,
definately made for that ,really

Concero from Canada. Read the review on audiostream.

Steve N.
Empirical Audio