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1st June 2010, 06:18 PM
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DIR9001 o CS8414
DIR9001 o CS8414
Now is possible to change the receiver CS8414 with the new and better (up-grade ) DIR 90001, that have in data sheets a better performance and low jitter, that is no necessary a external clock for reduce the jitter. But the sound ?? Some of you have listen the booth , if is possible in the same DAC before with the old CS and after on up-grade with substitution with the convert board that is compatible pin to pin ? Repeat is interesting the impression and the difference of sound that you have listen. Thank for the answer is very important for understand the new possibility of built e new audiophile converter for my CDPRO-2M. Regards gipione 
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