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A DIY DAC..

the hobbyists/designers spent about 5 years to complete this huge project...

the design is quite special..pls take a look....

may be someone from SGH want to build one... headphone.gif

 

link : http://members.chello.nl/~m.heijligers/DAC...html/dactop.htm

 

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Interestingly, the few cult status DACs i read about uses previously commonly found DACs. TDA1541 and PCM63K are such examples.

 

Perhaps unearthing an old cdp with such a dac chip and rebuilding its dac portion or using it with a newer hopefully better transport would gain good results on the cheap...

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fishball, i dun get what you mean.........unsure.gif

can eleborate more....and some facts or stuff to read....

thanx .

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He means these DAC chips can be found on some not so old players which are rather cheap today. Like the Rotel RCD-971 which uses PMC 63 (standard grade not k grade). So you could, I suppose, reuse the chips in a seperate DAC. While even older CDPs (which tend to have better transports - like my Rotel RCD-855 which uses the swing arm CDM 4-19 glass laser mech). Hence you might be able to have a better CD transport from the early 1990s and combine it with more modern chips from the late 1990s.

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You can check some old post from echoloft diy section. I remembered there's was a long discussions of diy DAC.. Yes, the TDA1541 crown version were mentioned too.

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and where to find those old grandad of cdp??

 

Singnet, Xtremeplace, Echoloft, I-audio weekend classifieds etc......

 

and mod them...

anyone did it??

 

As U've been undertaking DIY projects recently, perhaps the honour can go to U?

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