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    Join Date: Feb 2008

    Location: http://www.homehifi.co.uk

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    Default Gator board back in stock

    As many TC-7520 and Caiman owners have moved over to the Bushmaster, quite a few of the older DACs have exchanged hands. Many of the new owners have discovered upgrades such as the Gator. After an influx of email requests for the Gator I have decided to get a batch of them made. They should be ready around the 10th or April. So anyone new to the TC-7520 and Caiman who would like to get their hands on a Gator board can soon do so again.

    If you wish to make sure of not missing out just email me and I shall put you on the notification list.

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    Join Date: Jun 2012

    Location: Liverpool, UK

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    I'm fabulous.

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    As someone who bought a second-hand Caiman, and then got a Gator board from Stan may I just say its a no-brainer.

    It's a cost-effective way to transform an already excellent DAC. If you ever listen via headphones then the Gator board will just amaze.
    And even for a coward like me, installation was a doddle.

    Stan-is-very-much-the-man
    lossless > Raspberry PI-3b+ > allo Boss > Van Damme Purple interconnect >
    Myryad Z210 CD Player > Chord Chameleon Silver+ interconnect >

    into Magnum IA170 amplifier > Van Damme Blue 4mm cable > Mission 752 Freedom Floorstanders
    Headphones: Audio Technica ATH-AD700 Open-back



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    Join Date: Oct 2008

    Location: Glasgowshire

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    I'm Gary.

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    Agreed,
    the Gator board really lifts the performance of the Caiman.

    My Bdac still doing sterling service..been that way since my first 7510 silly number of years ago!
    Letting go and relaxing
    is the most ‘in control’ thing you can do

  4. #4
    Join Date: Mar 2013

    Location: Western Australia

    Posts: 26
    I'm Jim.

    Default Gator board back in stock

    I'm on the list and am eagerly awaiting!

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