Desktop System DAC

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
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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

I use the Grant Fidelity TubeDac 11 but with a USB to SPDIF converter (M2Tech Hi-Face II) and it sounds really nice. If you plan on going straight USB to USB on most DACs you might be a little disappointed.

Benchmark DAC2 is amazing and so versatile. It maybe a little expensive for a desktop (like I use) but I do not see myself changing this DAC for the next 20 years. I have a tuner hooked up, cable TV, and a USB computer for my FLAC's. The speakers are KEF LS50's powered by Parasound A23 amp.

I had Audioengine A2 speakers for a long time thinking that for a desktop office system it would suffice. But it was not really satisfying. So I changed to the new configuration and it is stunning. I love to sit and work at my office now.

Wisnerjb,

Sorry, but I just sold the Dacmagic yesterday.

Thanks,
Tim