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28th February 2007, 02:26 PM

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Re: Re: Re: Best sounding analog switch IC for input source selector

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Originally posted by rythmikaudio

The question is intentionally made general. Give me the one that has the best sound in your experience, regardless topology and technology. Sandbox on paper is ok, but I prefer the actual listening experience.

Brian

I recently upgraded the playback section of a Teac v8030s, which used a pair of 4066 switches. I replaced them with Sanyo parts, LC4966, got from BDent. Not exactly SOTA, but they sound fine.

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