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dCS

Bartók

DAC £15,750

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The Bartók streaming DAC is the product of a small high-end digital specialist that refuses to cut corners with engineering and build. When it comes to digital-to-analogue conversion, dCS sits at the top table. It has quite some pedigree, pioneering high-resolution conversion in the late-1990s and implementing DSD capabilities in its products early on.

From the beginning, dCS has refused to do things the easy way; rather than buy

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