Very few info on web.
I got its internal photos (from Audiotechnique magazine of Hong Kong).
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New Wadax Arcadia DAC....
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Very few info on web.
I got its internal photos (from Audiotechnique magazine of Hong Kong).
Opps, I meant aspects not Apricots!!
It looks like a FPGA to me, see the chip cooling fins. Looks like a lot of open space for extra boards? External power supply so layout in your photo because of that.
Interesting. They have gone the Chord DAVE route? More info would be good....
It looks like a FPGA to me, see the chip cooling fins. Looks like a lot of open space for extra boards? External power supply so layout in your photo because of that.
Interesting. They have gone the Chord DAVE route? More info would be good....
Thank you for your information CKKeung....
I would wish keeping this thread dedicated to Arcadia DAC.
I opened an Atlantis one time ago to discuss each model as they deserves....
https://www.whatsbestforum.com/showthread.php?23204-New-Wadax-Atlantis-Line&highlight=Atlantis
In the meantime, you can ask all your questions to answer them on my Arcadia review....
Greetings.
I would wish keeping this thread dedicated to Arcadia DAC.
I opened an Atlantis one time ago to discuss each model as they deserves....
https://www.whatsbestforum.com/showthread.php?23204-New-Wadax-Atlantis-Line&highlight=Atlantis
In the meantime, you can ask all your questions to answer them on my Arcadia review....
Greetings.
Hi astro...
The two layers of black plates have a specific purpose both the position and the material.
The alloy is different (in total there are 3 different alloys in the chassis).
Mission is triple: balance between conduction of vibrations, controlled internal damping, manage the currents of the chassis towards the earth. Everything has to be a synergy.
Atlantis Dac has a separate power supply so there is no need to use this solution.
Regards...
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Wadax Arcadia Dac Specifications:
- Inputs: USB (32-384KHz, 16-24-32 bits, DSD64, DSD128, MQA native renderer and decoder), SPDIF RCA, SPDIF BNC, AES-EBU (32KHz-192KHz, 16-24 bits).
- Outputs: 1 pair XLR / RCA.
- Output levels: 1V/2V/4V
- Controls: Phase inversion, output level change
- Linear Power supply
- Input voltages: manual selector for 100/110/220V
- musIC chip
- Discrete output stage
- Fully balanced design
- Operating Temperature: 41ºF - 95ºF, 5ºC - 35ºC.
- Remote support and OTA upgrade:software upgradeable over the Internet
- Weight: 12Kg.
- Dimensions: 48.3cm (W) x 34.4cm (D) x 9.96cm (H) cones included
HiFim3.
I’m sorry. Everybody think i’m interested on Wadax.
Best way is listening both products by you to make your own opinion as i did.
Regards.
I’m sorry. Everybody think i’m interested on Wadax.
Best way is listening both products by you to make your own opinion as i did.
Regards.
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