[rhale64l7]

Very well. In fact it grows on me more and more. The DAC section is extremely good also. My buddy's have conventional systems and they both love my setup. It really is a step or two above any other system I have heard. And I have heard a lot.

[rhale64l7]

Anyone that lives close enough to me can come bye and hear it. It is stunning sounding. And the best thing is after time you start noticing things you either love or in my case I noticed a very faint bass boom that was bothering me a little. So I was able to go in and remeasure. And adjust my Harman curve slightly. And I redid the PEQ's in rew. And when I got done the bass boom in that frequency was totally gone. And if I get tired of a certain sound I can tweak it to my taste.

[danvillesignal]

This illustrates one of the great opportunities with DSP based systems like the dspNexus. You can fine tune your system in a far easier and more flexible way that you can do in with a traditional system.

Today, almost everyone listens to a lot of streamed content. My goal as a designer is to always be in the conversation of who makes best sounding digital audio equipment. This includes DACs. In the dspNexus, you get 8 channels instead of just the two in a typical DAC.  Most commercial DAC products are really just the chip manufacturer's reference design in a nice shiny box. I think you can do better and the dspNexus DACs are representative of this idea.

Axpona is coming up soon. I hope some of you will visit our room this year (354) . We are doing a new demo with some really good loudspeakers from partner, Ex Machina.

Al Clark
Danville Signal

[rhale64l7]

I will be at Axpona with my wife. I am getting excited. I will introduce myself and her to you guys. See you soon.