Atlantic TRP vs Golden Atlantic
The Golden Atlantic's bit depth is 26-bit against the Atlantic TRP's 24-bit. Both share max sample rate (384 kHz), output voltage (3.0V RMS), and dsd support (DSD512).
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The LampizatOr Atlantic TRP is a tube-based digital-to-analog converter introduced in 2019, positioned in the lower-middle tier of LampizatOr's product line. TRP stands for 'Tube Rollers Paradise,' reflecting its primary design feature: the ability to use many different types of tetrode and pentode power tubes, with octal base pinout and 6.3V heater voltage compatibility. The DAC uses directly heated pentode tubes running in single-ended triode (SET) mode, delivering a puristic and elegant signal path. It features a tube-based power supply with choke CLC filtering and copper output capacitors. The Atlantic TRP supports DSD playback up to 512x via USB with auto-sensing and auto-switching between PCM and DSD formats. Optional upgrades include balanced circuitry, full preamp functionality with remote control, display, and resistor ladder volume control. The base model ships in single-ended RCA output configuration; balanced and preamp options are available by order.
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