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Audiolab M-DAC+ Digital-to-Analogue Converter Silver

£642.00Fair Value1 stores tracked

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Fair Value

Price near historical average — neutral outlook

Confidence: 50%

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Product Fundamentals

The new M-DAC+ is a high-performance multi-purpose audio DAC (Digital-to-Analogue Converter) for home use designed to sit on a desk or table or integrate into a hi-fi system. It incorporates a highly specified audiophile-quality digital preamplifier and Class A output stage for connection to a power amp and speakers (the output can be fixed for those who wish to use an existing preamp or integrated amp) in addition to a high-quality output for headphone use.

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