Primalsea
23-02-2011, 10:03
Hi guys, I hope everyone is well. I've been absent from AOS for quite a while so I hope its OK to post a For Sale thread after all this time away.
After a lot of thought I'm selling my Chord Dac64 MkII. Its pretty much in mint condition and full working order. I'm going to have a bit of a re-shuffle of my hifi system and so need to liquidate a few assets so to speak. The important part about the dac for me is that the d/a conversion if performed by a set of bespoke programmed IC's that you only find in Chord products. This means it really has been designed from the ground up, rather than based upon an existing d/a chip. This is not to say that other dacs are inferior, just that the Chord d/a system is is unique. It also has a FIFO buffer that has a remarkable effect on jitter and other timing errors.
I don't have the original box but I do have the original manual still in its bag. I also have the stock optical cable and will throw in an excellent digital cable made by AOS's Mike Homar.
I'm asking £1100 plus delivery but due to the nature of the item and its high value I think collection would be the best way.
After a lot of thought I'm selling my Chord Dac64 MkII. Its pretty much in mint condition and full working order. I'm going to have a bit of a re-shuffle of my hifi system and so need to liquidate a few assets so to speak. The important part about the dac for me is that the d/a conversion if performed by a set of bespoke programmed IC's that you only find in Chord products. This means it really has been designed from the ground up, rather than based upon an existing d/a chip. This is not to say that other dacs are inferior, just that the Chord d/a system is is unique. It also has a FIFO buffer that has a remarkable effect on jitter and other timing errors.
I don't have the original box but I do have the original manual still in its bag. I also have the stock optical cable and will throw in an excellent digital cable made by AOS's Mike Homar.
I'm asking £1100 plus delivery but due to the nature of the item and its high value I think collection would be the best way.