Selling my great high-end Mytek STEREO 192 - DSD DAC. It is in very good condition, fully working. Very good sound, with out any harshness. Original price 1500USD.

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Selling my great high-end Mytek STEREO 192 - DSD DAC. It is in very good condition, fully working. Very good sound, with out any harshness. Original price 1500USD.

Selling my great high-end Mytek STEREO 192 - DSD DAC. It is in very good condition, fully working. Very good sound, with out any harshness. Original price 1500USD.

Mytek Digital Stereo192-DSD DAC Preamp. In good used working order, no longer needed as I upgraded to Brooklyn Bridge for the sake of neater home organization. Comes with user manual, remote control, boxed. Will include 2m Lindy USB A-B cable,1.8m Belkin 1394 cable, and an IEC cable for convenience of start. The great usage of the DAC would be a media control center to connect many devices into your speaker system. The driver-less usb1.1 can be used to connect an additional usb device like ipad pro or android phone without sacrificing the hi-res usb2.0 port for PC. The main features of the Mytek Stereo 192 Studio DAC include:• 32 bit ESS Sabre DAC (8 mono DACs to 2 stereo outs) • Native 192kHz PCM and DSDx128 conversion • Ultra-low jitter (10 pico second) internal clock generator • Internal hardware PCM upsampler for CD sources to 192kHz/24bit (can be disabled) • Choice of Sharp and Slow PCM Filters; 50k/60k/70k DSD Filters • Choice of Transparent Analog or Digital stepped volume control with Bypass for the purest signal path • Independent control of Main Outs and Headphones • High Current, High Slew Rate ultra low distortion 500mA audiophile headphone amp • AES/EBU, S/PDIF, Toslink • FireWire400, USB2.0, USB1.1 computer interface • Analog input • Wordclock In/Out • Apple and RC 5 remote control compatible • 115/230V switchable linear power supply PLEASE note that the analog input has no built-in phono preamp, so not for turntable users. PLEASE also be aware that the power button on the front panel is a physical switch to cut the power connection, so its always best practice to power off power amplifier first and on the last to protect your speakers. If you are fancy of the standby function in Brooklyn DACs, you might like to know that Brooklyn consumes ~4w in standby while 192 DSD consumes ~11w when on and 0w when off. The manual link: https://cloud.mytek.audio/apps/sharingpath/mytek.audio/download_library/Stereo192-DSD%20DAC/Stereo192-DSD_DAC_manual.pdf and the worlds largest forum discussion for this product: https://audiophilestyle.com/forums/topic/5554-mytek-stereo-192/ UK buyers only. Any question please ask.

Mytek Digital Stereo192-DSD DAC Preamp. In good used working order, no longer needed as I upgraded to Brooklyn Bridge for the sake of neater home organization. Comes with user manual, remote control, boxed. Will include 2m Lindy USB A-B cable,1.8m Belkin 1394 cable, and an IEC cable for convenience of start. The great usage of the DAC would be a media control center to connect many devices into your speaker system. The driver-less usb1.1 can be used to connect an additional usb device like ipad pro or android phone without sacrificing the hi-res usb2.0 port for PC. The main features of the Mytek Stereo 192 Studio DAC include:• 32 bit ESS Sabre DAC (8 mono DACs to 2 stereo outs) • Native 192kHz PCM and DSDx128 conversion • Ultra-low jitter (10 pico second) internal clock generator • Internal hardware PCM upsampler for CD sources to 192kHz/24bit (can be disabled) • Choice of Sharp and Slow PCM Filters; 50k/60k/70k DSD Filters • Choice of Transparent Analog or Digital stepped volume control with Bypass for the purest signal path • Independent control of Main Outs and Headphones • High Current, High Slew Rate ultra low distortion 500mA audiophile headphone amp • AES/EBU, S/PDIF, Toslink • FireWire400, USB2.0, USB1.1 computer interface • Analog input • Wordclock In/Out • Apple and RC 5 remote control compatible • 115/230V switchable linear power supply PLEASE note that the analog input has no built-in phono preamp, so not for turntable users. PLEASE also be aware that the power button on the front panel is a physical switch to cut the power connection, so its always best practice to power off power amplifier first and on the last to protect your speakers. If you are fancy of the standby function in Brooklyn DACs, you might like to know that Brooklyn consumes ~4w in standby while 192 DSD consumes ~11w when on and 0w when off. The manual link: https://cloud.mytek.audio/apps/sharingpath/mytek.audio/download_library/Stereo192-DSD%20DAC/Stereo192-DSD_DAC_manual.pdf and the worlds largest forum discussion for this product: https://audiophilestyle.com/forums/topic/5554-mytek-stereo-192/ UK buyers only. Any question please ask.