If more bass is what you are after I would suggest getting a bluesound node 2. I tried many dacs with my Sonos looking for improvements and finally settled on a node2. Much better bass slam. If you like the Sonos interface then perhaps try a reclocker first or get the Cullen mods performed on your Sonos before spending a considerable amount of money on a dac.
Which DAC from this list sounds best with my system: Atoll, Micromega, PS Audio, Simaudio?
I currently own a Cambridge DacMagic (original) and I'm using it with a Sonos Connect Network Streamer. the rest of my system consists of a Roksan Kandy MkIII integrated amp and Vandersteen 2C speakers. All cabling (RCA & Speaker) is Mogami.
I'm using the Digital-Out (Coax) from the Sonos to the DacMagic. Then from there to the Roksan. I like the sound of the DacMagic, but I'm looking for something that has a little more impact or slam (dynamics), as well as better bass definition and response. Perhaps something a little fuller in the mids too.
Here are the DAC's I am curious about/considering:
1. Atoll DAC-100
2. Micromega MyDAC
3. PS Audio Digital Link III
4. Simaudio 100D
I'm using the Digital-Out (Coax) from the Sonos to the DacMagic. Then from there to the Roksan. I like the sound of the DacMagic, but I'm looking for something that has a little more impact or slam (dynamics), as well as better bass definition and response. Perhaps something a little fuller in the mids too.
Here are the DAC's I am curious about/considering:
1. Atoll DAC-100
2. Micromega MyDAC
3. PS Audio Digital Link III
4. Simaudio 100D
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I believe it is according to this thread: https://www.computeraudiophile.com/forums/topic/37656-time-to-dump-tidal-bluesound-blueos-now-has-de... |