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28th May 2007, 08:32 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: near Milano , Italy
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FS TDA1545A DAC with async reclocker, PASS D1 and battery power
After upgrading to a TDA1541A-S2 I put on sale my full featured TDA1545A DAC.
It can be a good low-cost introduction to the world of non-oversampling. It sports: -12V Battery power for the digital part (battery is charged until SPDIF signal comes in and disconnected from mains while playing) -80 MHz asynchronous reclocker (on Pedja's boards), removable to hear its effect. -Pass D1 I/V stage on Promitheus' boards, 10uF Russian PIO output caps and dedicated toroid. -Pretty nice case -Lapp Olflex power supply cord. I'm asking 130€ + shipping. I consider swaps with DIY items/components. Can take Paypal and bank transfers (within the EU). Cheers Andrea
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