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Originally Posted by Still-One

Dan
I understand your point but McIntosh sees the writing on the walls that optical and SPDIF connections are going the way of legacy connections on computers. The are very limited to 96 and 192 and having more than a couple of connections just takes up space better utilized for more advanced connections.

Are they going the way of the serial port on a PC? I'm not being sarcastic, I really want to know.

On Aurender forum section with the N10 the preferred connection seems to be digital SPDIF.

[htradtk]

I’m still waiting on a 2 piece SACD! Come on McIntosh.

Henry

[lukou]

Originally Posted by htradtk

I’m still waiting on a 2 piece SACD! Come on McIntosh.

Henry

You have this with a transport and dac. Mct500 + D1100 for example.

[Lockheed Martin]

Originally Posted by lukou

You have this with a transport and dac. Mct500 + D1100 for example.

Agree, that’s a great combination.

[substance]

What’s the deal with the “all new dac” chip? They probably use the same es9018 and es9016 on these, nothing Mcintosh never used before. They did the same on D1100. They said all new dac chip. It turned out a single es9018 in it.