Hi all, just bought a audiolab 8000cd second hand to go with my old audiolab 8000a, the cd player has optical and co-ax outputs is it worth buying a separate DAC converter to take advantage of these outputs and which one. regards .
to DAC or not
- Thread starter admin_exported
- Start date
manicm
Well-known member
You wouldn't buy a BMW, thinking an Audi engine in there would be an improvement, would you?
Give your setup a listen!
Give your setup a listen!
ex968bloke:Hi all, just bought a audiolab 8000cd...
Just enjoy your system man!
Have you tried the 'slow' and 'fast' filter settings with the 8000CDs own DAC? Also, try adjusting the height/angle/placement of your speakers relative to the listening position.
You can perform both at your own leisure and at no cost.
Just enjoy your system man!
Have you tried the 'slow' and 'fast' filter settings with the 8000CDs own DAC? Also, try adjusting the height/angle/placement of your speakers relative to the listening position.
You can perform both at your own leisure and at no cost.
idc
Well-known member
Buy a DAC if you want to use other sources too. For example, an Airport Express or computer to stream stuff like Spotify or iTunes. If it's just CDs then enjoy the Audiolab, nice kit.
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram