Łukasz Fikus testował DAC na 8 połączonych równolegle TDA1543 co zwie się Lite DAC-AH ( oczywiście z triodą na wyjściu ):
http://lampizator.eu/LAMPIZATOR/REFERENCES/AH%20DAC/AHDAC.htmlZ tego co ŁF napisał na stronie, wnioskuję, że mógłby Ci się bardzo spodobać.
"he sound is very pleasing, not too detailed, focusing on the lively and energetic midrange a\'la TDA1540. Bass is very strong and deep, if not exceedingly fast. But I would not call it wooly, not at all. In fact, the bass has so many shades and nuances, so much information, it may be one of the best bass players ever. Trebles are a little bit missing compared to the reference Buffalo DAC but that\'s not surprising. Compared to the TDA1541 - trebles are on the same level. But bass is definitely more interesting from the AH than from a single TDA1541A. Comparable to paralleled TDA1541A.
Overall - it is not TDA1541AS1 - make no mistake, but I would seriously recommend this dac to the best friend. VERY well made product, easy to apply, and fun to listen to. And I am sure it is FAR FAR from optimum application and lampization, which can be achieved with some careful tuning. There are probably more tuning tips on the net for TDA1543 than for all other DACS put together.
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A week later: I found the sound of AH addictive. It has something that the other DACs are sometimes lacking. It is veeery musical.
There is "more sound in the sound". More soul in it. I don\'t know how to describe it.
Lets take singing - if we compare a single vocalist to a choir of 8 singers, the choir sounds more interesting but the singer solo is easier to understand. It has more focus. So I think 8 dacs loose some surgical precision but gain the musicality of a choir. I really love it. It ranks equal with the best DACS I heard in my life. And the bass slam is breathtaking."
Taki DACzek można zakupić tutaj:
http://diyclub.biz/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=lite+dac+AH&osCsid=3ee99ef6b99edbface6b3f86208a83c0&x=0&y=0No i jak chcesz USB to możesz dorzucić jakiś moduł USB. Pamiętam, że Twisted Pear Audio, czyli Ci co zaprojektowali Buffalo mają to w swojej ofercie.