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Join Date: Jul 2007
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Hi Friends,
Recently started using my pioneer 9700 as a transport with the teac d-500 dac; everything else in the system is the same. There is a big difference in sound when going through the teac dac; vocals in particular are fuller and more fluid, and the whole seems to have more depth and space to it. I thought the pioneer had quite a good onboard dac, I would like to understand more on the technical side as to why there is such a big difference? I am wondering if the pioneer needs some replacement parts. I freely admit I am a novice in these matters, but if anyone could explain this to me it would be a great help. As always many thanks to this great forum. John W |
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