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Has some definite heft to the box - feels very solid. I’ve had my NT-505 for about 2 months and really enjoy it.īuild quality is excellent. All in all, I am so happy with it that I am strongly considering to buy another one to put in my work office to drive my Kappa's through my Proton D-1200 power amp. Whilst the NT-505 is not Harmony remote available yet, the NT-503 is and, settings from that choice work without any problems (for those like me who like to have all their kit off one remote). After some playing around I decided to revert back to flat output. A +6dB volume option really drives the input signal up.
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Very easy to set up, great manual and super remote for initial set up. In any case for my setup it has been absolutely the right add-on. Some might describe it as a slight touch of warmth. Its really brought a new dimension of liveness to my KEFs through the 4400's which as I said, are very neutral. The soundstage, imaging and detail have all been noticeably positively impacted. that said I simply use the native app to stream and the Teac is immediately there as a connect device. its main benefit is to check and control firmware upgrade, which it did flawlessly upon initial boot up for me.
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Tidal, MQA and Spotify are all natively supported, though the app (at least the Android version) is pretty much "just north of crap". The dual mono AK 4497 DAC implementation is imo outstanding and as per posts above, the upscaling is noticeable in its effect as are the various filter modes on offer.
Tech from Esoteric is supposed to be strongly leveraged in the NT-505 and its peer range products.
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I know it well from the 80's and in professional audio its been long established via Tascam as well as offering its very high end Esoteric brand. Anyhow, after a lot of research I kept going back to the Teac. admittedly, that is not helped by the Denon/KEF combo, which is extremely neutral. Somehow but for a few exceptions I was left wanting "more" - it simply sounded dull. I had been leveraging the ESS Sabre 32 in the 3060 for convenience and it sounded more than adequate with Tidal. The KEFs are hungry things and the Denon's whilst vintage are imo an excellent monoblock which with 160W into 8Ohm strike a good balance. : I run a Yamaha AVR strictly as pre-amp (when not in HT mode) with a trio of Denon POA-4400A's for front LCR stage, with LS50's. Now I will admit to not having the most "esoteric" kit in the world. After 2 weeks of solid use all I can say is wow!
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Integrated Bluetooth Input: Bluetooth 5.After quite a bit of consideration and evaluation of options I decided to order an NT-505.3 x Pre-set Digital Filters: Fast, Slow, Short Delay (Selectable).Pricing and availability: The Cambridge Audio DacMagic 200M is available from February 2021 priced at £449 / $499 / €499 from Cambridge Audio, Richer Sounds and Amazon. The DacMagic 200M also has balanced and unbalanced analog outputs, making it easy to connect the DAC to almost any audio system. Integrated Bluetooth apt-X support means the audio can be streamed wirelessly from a smartphone or tablet. Thanks to extensive connectivity options, DacMagic 200M will work with any home audio set-up and has multiple digital inputs (two coaxial, two optical, one USB type-B) that can accommodate a large range of digital sources – including laptops, CD players, games consoles and even Blu-ray players. The Cambridge Audio DAC Magic 200M is a headphone amplifier and DAC.
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