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In the Thread: Really Expensive DACs?
Post Subject: Yes.Posted by xandcg on: 12/18/2015
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Yes, it worked in the same way AN do in theirs DACs. They usually use AD1865N (18bit) but with 44.1/48/96KHz (locked at 96/18 IIRC) input capability and if the customer really wants they can make it read 192/24, but still locked at 18bit and always without up sampling. Now they (ANUK) are cooking the "DAC 6" a R2R DAC using theirs new "Ultimate Resistor", that one will be 44/16 IIRC but they can made it read ever 192/24 if the customer want to.

EDIT: You may find something relevant here:

http://audionote.co.uk/articles/Audionote_CDT6-Dac_5_complete.pdf
http://audionote.co.uk/downloads/manuals/Fifth%20Element%20Fifth%20Force%20Manual%20smaller.pdf

EDIT 2: They use it (AD1865) from DAC 1.1x (2125€). The DAC 0.1X use TDA1543 (1550€).

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