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Industry Circles => NuPrime Audio => Topic started by: John Casler on 28 Jul 2015, 05:49 pm
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A recent article in AudioPhile Review, by Steven Stone discusses "price to actual performance" of some components.
Are You Missing Something?
In this article, Steven says the following regarding DACS:
When it comes to digital electronics there is no readily-apparent reason other than the lack of any economies of scale that DACs need to cost over five figures to be sonically excellent. I've heard a number of recently released DACs all priced under $2,000 that sounded as good as I've heard any DAC sound - these include the Aurender "Flow", Geekout V2, and the NuPrime DAC-10. Granted, none of these DACs have thick luxuriant front panels or gold-plated knobs, but they all did digital conversions with a level of finesse that rivaled many DACs I've heard in the past that do sport golden appendages.
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SEE MORE HERE (http://audiophilereview.com/audiophile/are-you-missing-something.html#sthash.ux2DMHBQ.dpuf)
(http://www.nuprimeaudio.com/media/rokgallery/9/9b3eb2d8-1f77-4ed9-c71b-0bae659cf474/4b0e7ee7-75e3-4eec-8a17-531fcdd4b695.jpg)
DAC-10 ($1495) and DAC-10H $1795
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New review in innerfidelity.
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Pretty impressive review. I concur with the preamp/dac findings.
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New review in innerfidelity.
Got it. . .Thanks.
I pulled the link to it HERE (http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?topic=136275.0)