M2Tech Vaughan DAC ? .....

I glanced at the specs and it all reads well. Like the built-in power supply too. What is the bit about the battery? Normally runs from that and the supply then charges it?
 
That's what I understand. The Young DAC can run at least 4 hours from the Palmer battery pak and will charge when done. I know Gary Koh uses the Young DAC at shows with his setups.

Joe
 
I can't even find what chips the Young DAC uses. I don't like not being able to find even that basic info. Hmmmmm.
 
Wow! Ask and ye shall receive. Man, that was quick. Thank you, opus111.

Tom
 
You're welcome. I'm a bit of a DAC chip anorak - it could even be described as an obsession of mine, so its satisfying to put that to good use :)

Awesome!

That's why I love this place :) Plus I've learned a new word ;)
 
Is it the Young or the Vaughan DAC that this thread is about? The Thread title says the Vaughan but the link to Digitalaudio Blog is to the Young DAC article.
I guess Marco (M2tech) is following my lead in running his devices purely from batteries :).
 
Are you sure it's the same DAC chip? How is this determined?
 
My word, a lot of delusion jumping this morning :) If its the same DAC chip they'd be idiots to be paralleling them - no advantage from what I can see. So my first guess is - assuming a modicum of competence in the designers - that its a multibit DAC they're using. Otherwise, why parallel?
 
Yes, too early in the morning for me 5:20am
Sorry for the confusion!
 
Anyway, little to no technical details about the Vaughan is available - am I correct or should I go back to bed & start the day again?
 
More industrial DAC chips? That's an interesting theory! 32/384 though?? Is this possible with known industrial DAC chips - 4 per channel?
 

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