hifinutt
28-03-2018, 09:48
lovely dac 3.5 vbs which does require a vbs1 or external power supply . very compact dac with vol control so can be used as pre amp if required . selling only to fund speakers
purchased new , birmingham based , boxed , remote , £799
review here
The D/A section of the e.One DAC3.5VB is largely the same as the one found in Bel Canto's e.One DAC3, reviewed by John Atkinson in November 2007. However, the DAC3.5VB's jitter-rejection circuitry is new. "We use an asynchronous approach to jitter rejection with a free-running low-jitter oscillator located near the DAC itself," John Stronczer, told me. "There's a steep 2Hz jitter-rejection filter, so by 10Hz any jitter-derived artifacts are attenuated by more than 20dB (10x), and by 100Hz [by] more than 80dB (10,000x). This process is effective for all digital inputs, no matter the source. Even a very high-jitter source like the [digital output of the] Apple Airport Express can be used for high-performance audio playback, because this way you don't suffer the typical corruption to dynamics and inner detail that jitter produces."
https://www.stereophile.com/content/bel-canto-eone-dac35vb-da-converter
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purchased new , birmingham based , boxed , remote , £799
review here
The D/A section of the e.One DAC3.5VB is largely the same as the one found in Bel Canto's e.One DAC3, reviewed by John Atkinson in November 2007. However, the DAC3.5VB's jitter-rejection circuitry is new. "We use an asynchronous approach to jitter rejection with a free-running low-jitter oscillator located near the DAC itself," John Stronczer, told me. "There's a steep 2Hz jitter-rejection filter, so by 10Hz any jitter-derived artifacts are attenuated by more than 20dB (10x), and by 100Hz [by] more than 80dB (10,000x). This process is effective for all digital inputs, no matter the source. Even a very high-jitter source like the [digital output of the] Apple Airport Express can be used for high-performance audio playback, because this way you don't suffer the typical corruption to dynamics and inner detail that jitter produces."
https://www.stereophile.com/content/bel-canto-eone-dac35vb-da-converter
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/804/26197678217_ae491d574d_z.jpg (https://flic.kr/p/FUZX2c)P1060104 (https://flic.kr/p/FUZX2c) by [/url], on Flickr
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/801/26197678507_d69386b35d_z.jpg (https://www.flickr.com/photos/158267783@N02/)P1060103 (https://flic.kr/p/FUZX7c) by , on Flickr
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