Twisted Pear Buffalo DAC with power supply kit (SOLD)

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Wayne1

I purchased a Twisted Pear Buffalo DAC with their power supply kit in December.

I simply do not have the time to assemble the kit.

These DAC's are very hard to find.

Highlights
# The first DAC based on the ESS Sabre8 Reference (ES9008) DAC chip
# Four DACs per channel ("Stereo Quad Balanced" mode)
# High-precision, low-jitter clock
# Integrated reclocking
# Direct DSD, I2S and S/PDIF inputs supporting up to 24-bit/192kHz
# Direct stereo differential output for interfacing into the I/V stage of your choice
# On-board LDO voltage regulators for digital supplies
# On-board LM4562-based regulator for analog supply
# All connections by direct or optional (included) terminal blocks
# I2C header for remote uC interfacing



The DAC module is assembled and tested.

I am including their low current dual power supply kit.



SOLD

These items have not been used.

« Last Edit: 9 Mar 2009, 08:20 pm by Wayne1 »

Wayne1

Re: Twisted Pear Buffalo DAC with power supply kit
« Reply #1 on: 9 Mar 2009, 08:04 pm »
Sale Pending  aa

S Clark

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Re: Twisted Pear Buffalo DAC with power supply kit
« Reply #2 on: 9 Mar 2009, 08:18 pm »
I'd like second option if your first deal falls through.

Wayne1

Re: Twisted Pear Buffalo DAC with power supply kit (SOLD)
« Reply #3 on: 9 Mar 2009, 08:21 pm »
Sorry,

It has been sold and paid for.

Thanks for the interest.

Wayne

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Re: Twisted Pear Buffalo DAC with power supply kit (SOLD)
« Reply #4 on: 9 Mar 2009, 09:13 pm »
Sorry guys, when I saw this I just had to jump on it... pounce would be more like it :-).  I love my NOS dacs, but it's time for me to start exploring the high-res side of digital.  What's amazing is that I had just signed up for email alerts and joined the forums over at twisted pear this past weekend so I could get a better shot at the next round of Buffalo kits.

Now I just have to figure out a really nice tube I/V output stage.

-- Jim