I've been reading about Chord's 2Qute DAC which appears to have a higher than 'normal?' output level.
Users of some older Naim amplifiers (with high input sensitivity) were suggesting this could be problematic in their systems.
I dont really understand any of the above. Why would Chord opt for a higher than 'standard?' output and why would it be a problem? Is it not just be a case of running the volume lower?
Most important to me is knowing whether this higher output is compatible with my own Arcam A39's input sensitivity.
If someone could let me know whether the DAC is compatibile with my own amplifer as well as explaining the subject, I would be very grateful.
Any comments on this DAC would also be useful, I'm yet to hear it.
Users of some older Naim amplifiers (with high input sensitivity) were suggesting this could be problematic in their systems.
I dont really understand any of the above. Why would Chord opt for a higher than 'standard?' output and why would it be a problem? Is it not just be a case of running the volume lower?
Most important to me is knowing whether this higher output is compatible with my own Arcam A39's input sensitivity.
If someone could let me know whether the DAC is compatibile with my own amplifer as well as explaining the subject, I would be very grateful.
Any comments on this DAC would also be useful, I'm yet to hear it.