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Old 06-05-2018, 01:15 AM
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Originally Posted by PHC1 View Post
Could not be further from the truth. First of all neither are bright by the standard definition we audiophiles tend apply to that term. Second of all, if anything, the YggY rebooted (ver.2) is probably a bit on the too smooth and buttery side for some systems. My Luxman SACD player sounded more incisive and enthusiastic up top although even the Luxman is not bright. The YggY serves it up in such a natural and unforced way that one tends to over analyze it thinking there must be something missing when in reality it just sound very natural. I am also intolerant of hyper responsive treble and believe me neither Gumby or YggY have ever left me cringing with the typical genres of music and various recording qualities I have listened to.



Besides, if you are purchasing from Schiit direct, you have 15 days to try it out. YggY did not change as noticeably as Gumby did and what you will hear from YggY on day 1 will persist so you can quickly tell if this DAC is your flavor or not. Although I do not own either of them anymore simply because it would have been redundant and my plans for a second system did not materialize, I have nothing but fond memories of both and nothing but praise.


Thanks a bunch for your thoughts!!
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