DA-10A vs Bryston BDA-2
The BDA-2's weight is 5.67 kg (13 lbs) against the DA-10A's 6.5 kg (14 lbs) and its height 69.85 mm against 70 mm. Both share bit depth (24-bit) and max sample rate (192 kHz).
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The Counterpoint DA-10A is a high-quality digital to analog converter originally designed to generate excellent audio from digital sources such as DAT decks and CD transports. It supports multiple digital inputs including coaxial and optical, and features modular DAC cards allowing users to upgrade or change DAC technology. The DA-10A upgrade includes a Rapture 24 Bit/192kHz DAC card, a complete power supply overhaul with BlackGate and Plitron components, input digital receiver chip replacement, motherboard dampening, and direct RCA outputs. This upgrade significantly improves sound quality, making it competitive with DACs costing over . The unit is in excellent cosmetic and operational condition, with no tobacco exposure and has had two owners. It includes the DAC, manual, and power cord.
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