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As I said, it is difficult to say much more about such an excellent piece of hi-fi. Once again, I am left wondering how much more performance can be extracted from these computer audio playback devices. I felt that the early USB DACs sounded as good as a mid-range turntable. Now DACs like the ISO-DAC have (IMHO) equaled, or maybe surpassed the best turntables, and without the disadvantage of dealing with the clicks and pops of vinyl. So, with or without, the isolating hub function, I very strongly recommend the ISO-DAC, and thanks to Ciúnas Audio's 'home trial' policy, you can try one yourself for 30 days and then return it if you don't want to keep it. So, if you are looking for a USB DAC, or want to upgrade, I highly recommend the ISO-DAC!

jkeny wrote: ↑Sat Mar 03, 2018 6:10 pm First "official" review of the ISO-DAC, ISO-HUB & ISO-PS TNT-audio http://www.tnt-audio.com/sorgenti/ciunas_isodac_e.html

As I said, it is difficult to say much more about such an excellent piece of hi-fi. Once again, I am left wondering how much more performance can be extracted from these computer audio playback devices. I felt that the early USB DACs sounded as good as a mid-range turntable. Now DACs like the ISO-DAC have (IMHO) equaled, or maybe surpassed the best turntables, and without the disadvantage of dealing with the clicks and pops of vinyl. So, with or without, the isolating hub function, I very strongly recommend the ISO-DAC, and thanks to Ciúnas Audio's 'home trial' policy, you can try one yourself for 30 days and then return it if you don't want to keep it. So, if you are looking for a USB DAC, or want to upgrade, I highly recommend the ISO-DAC!

Another one due to go online shortly on Enjoythemusic

Maybe time to do a tour of ISO devices if there's interest?

Ivor wrote: ↑Sat Mar 03, 2018 6:55 pm Nice one John.

Fran wrote: ↑Sat Mar 03, 2018 7:56 pm well done John. I'd love a listen at some stage.....

tonymc wrote: ↑Sat Mar 03, 2018 10:06 pm Great review , congratulations John

I believe the isolation and reclocking/regeneration techniques used with the ISO products are a real step forward for digital replay at a relatively affordable price. The signature of the ISO devices is one of precision, detail and life.

For those with an S/PDIF DAC I can heartily recommend the ISO-SPDIF for those with a PC (Windows, Apple or Linux) to connect to their DAC. For those eschewing PCs then the Raspberry Pi has fully come of age with the addition of the Allo DigiOne S/PDIF board, ideally with power supplied via the ISO-PS.

There are many options; maybe one of these options will form the basis for enhancing your digital playback.

I have to say it again – digital done right!