I really enjoyed the Rega Dac, as you say very musical, but found the Young to be a step up again in my system!
Enjoy!
I really enjoyed the Rega Dac, as you say very musical, but found the Young to be a step up again in my system!
Enjoy!
alfie
Main System: Denon DP-6000 VPI Base/Fidelity Research FR64s/Ortofon SPU Royal GM MKII/Shelter 901/Auditorium 23 SUT/Pure Sound P10/SB Touch or Audio Note CDT & M2Tech Young Dac/BL Audio LP-1/New Audio Frontiers KT66 Legend/Living Voice OBX.
2nd System: PC/Foobar/E-MU 0404 pci (Modded)/AVI ADM9/Rel Strata II subs.
Well, just to throw spanner in the works, I've been A/B testing the NuForce Icon HDP (3-in-1 DAC/Preamp/HP amp - £300) with the Rega DAC (£500), and it is really - really - close (!).
The Rega edges it dynamically, but its very marginal. Rega is a demo model: burned in, HDP is new with 50 hours on it. I'm using the HDP as the preamp/HP amp in both cases.
Speakers: Kii THREE
Headphones: Lumin A1 > Simaudio Moon 600i > Abyss AB-1266
in tune - to be singing or playing the correct musical notes to sound pleasant
I would like to know if the Rega DAC is melodic or connected with the main tune in a piece of music!If the sound is pleasant
If the Rega succeed holding a tune
Last edited by nbaptista; 18-06-2011 at 05:43.
Oh yes, the Rega excels at that to my ears, which is partly why it's so engaging.
Speakers: Kii THREE
Headphones: Lumin A1 > Simaudio Moon 600i > Abyss AB-1266
OK, great
so, possible I´m interested in Rega Dac
BTW, I have a Dac Magic
No competition! Rega is far more engaging :¬)
Speakers: Kii THREE
Headphones: Lumin A1 > Simaudio Moon 600i > Abyss AB-1266
"every single product that Rega makes is restrained, polite, innoffensive, warm,with a lack of attack and no sense of occasion,plus a rolled off top end..........it's the Rega house sound"
This statement is it true or biased?
I´m asking because reading a bit about Rega DAC a few people make this kind of statement about Rega!