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Cambridge Audio DAC reviewsCambridge Audio Azur 851D DAC Someplace around the turn of the millennium, hi fi began becoming interesting again - with DVD Audio and SACD arriving, MP3 going computer audio and gangbusters taking hold. Afterward asynchronous USB conferred hires ability on PCs and Macs, and simple wireless has come to aptX Bluetooth. Cambridge Audio's... Cambridge Audio DacMagic 100 DAC It is barely been a secret in hi fi groups that Cambridge Audio was due to replace its value DacMagic D-to-A converter that is remarkable. Giant-killer though it was - it even boasted balanced outputs - its USB input signal was limited to 16-bit/48kHz. Cambridge has created two new models this year.... Cambridge Audio DacMagic Plus DAC The first DacMagic claimed a fair few scalps that are high-priced in its time and was among the early goods in the present DAC renaissance. As an electronic preamplifier, the DacMagic can act like the Audiolab M-DAC as well as the volume may also be changed from the circuit allowing the Cambridge... |