seeking dac with de-emphasis circuit

The Dodson, while a fine DAC, exceeds the OP's budget.

The Dodson DA-217 mkII-D has a de-emphasis circuit. The DA-217 might, too. There's one currently FS here (the non-MKII version).

Museatex Bitstream Dac, nicest sounding Dac on the planet too.

After checking online, it seems that the later model Aragon "D2A2" is not made to use the "IPS" power supply. It may not even retain the classic pizza box appearance!
Also, not sure if it has your requested de-emphasis circuit which is indeed present in my Aragon "D2AMKll"
Sorry that I mistakenly assumed newer model would retain all original desirable features while adding still more goodies, like HDCD decoding.

Pick up a used Aragon "D2A MKll" or "D2A2" unit with recommended special outboard "IPS" power supply. These DAC's look and feel like cast iron pizza boxes, a rather distinctive form factor. Plus, the power supply takes up some space on your floor or shelf.
With this outboard power supply there is prodigious bass and excellent transient attacks.
You will be surprised by hearing or noticing for the first time how often there is strong punctuation of orchestral rhythms with bass drum or tympani, now revealed to no longer be confined to that notorious early 1980's Telarc label bass drum.
There is also a significant relief of stridency or digital edginess when these vintage CD's are now properly decoded.