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Old 27th June 2007, 08:14 AM   #1
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Default Another use for a P1.7

After buying a Zhaolu 2.5 AD1852 based dac i thought i liked the general sound character but wanted more. The 1852 has balanced voltage outputs so a P1.7 with some additional filtering seemed like a good idea for an all-in-one output buffer/preamp.

So, here is what's inside the box: A DDDac USB to I2S board feeds an 1852 followed by a first order low pass into a P1.7 with a slightly trimmed low pass at output and a shunt attenuator.


The sound improvement over the Zhaolu is quite dramatic. Of course the 1852 is compromised with the built-in opamp IV but after a month of listening i still think it's a very nice dac.
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Whenever i get time i'll add a DIR1703 spdif input on the same board as the 1852 (it lives underneath the cap)
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