Stationary DACs Cambridge

Pros

Sound. The presence of XLR exits. Connection via Bluetooth Cambridge BT100 adapter.

Minuses

Lack of a remote control.

Review

I listen to mostly Deezer from a tablet via Bluetooth adapter Cambridge BT100. Sometimes DVD by coaxial. In my opinion, the sound is gorgeous. After 2-3 months of use, 3 LEDs went out. The sound does not affect, but irritated. He did not give up the repair. He hesitated himself, which were at hand, the color turned out to be green, but even better. Not convenient in terms of disassembly-assembly. I recommend...

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Pros

Rich functionality, good sound

Minuses

Diodes burned for six months

Review

Changed a good but outdated external sound card for this DAC. I still do not use guitars and microphones, I just need to play music and I wanted a separate volume control. And also in the future I wanted to connect PS and TV. Great sound, I felt the difference right away as I turned on even on the material of low quality Internet radio. And from listening to iTunes, heaven and earth are generally. Convenient form factor. You can put vertically and hang the headphones. I use it. Good sound quality of headphones, but somehow there are not enough details. Now I ordered a separate headphone amplifier. Let's see how the sound will change. Of the minuses - all the diodes burned, which are most often active in my standard modes. Now on or off can be understood, only by the ON/OFF button.

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Pros

Sound quality, wide functionality.

Minuses

Lack of support for a number of modern formats.

Review

The already classical model of the DACs. A wide set of entrances and outputs, using an optional corporate adapter, is available to bluetooth. The sound quality is not outstanding, but captivates with wide functionality, a kind of universal "all-in-one" from the world of DACs. Despite a number of shortcomings, I recommend buying.

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