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Further information: Need a balanced dac? you won't get much cheaper than this from a well-regarded brand Please note that this version does not have a USB input I purchased this from SNA last year, and I am now passing on the savings Strong preference for local pickup, as I don't have the packaging Photos:

Further information: Time to move on my PS Audio Digital Link III. Lovely DAC with USB input, Burr Brown chips and Balanced out. What isn't to like ! This particular version has the on/off switch on the back panel which is the preferred model. Only selling as I have 3 other DACs and need to thin down the herd a bit. Some comments from PS Audio "The DLIII is a killer Media DAC featuring the latest fully balanced sigma delta digital to analog converter, the TI PCM1798DB at its heart. This stunning new generation of 192kHz processors from Texas Instruments features 24-Bit resolution, 123dB dynamic performance and its rated THD is a stunningly low 0.0005%. It comes with differential outputs and an 8 times oversampling filter, providing exceptionally lifelike audio. Our engineers based the DLIII around this amazing DAC engine, and designed an all new input circuit and receiver, a 100% discrete output stage and a huge power supply to finish it off. This is true high-end. You won’t find any chip op amps in this product."

Selling my trusty Topping D90, AKM 4499 Balanced DAC. This has served me very well as a mid-tier setup paired with a Drop THX 789. They were used with Focal Utopia's and HiFi-man 1000-V2 headphones, and a 7Hz planar IEM. A Singxer SU-2 USB bridge was later added to try to match a endgame system. It produces amazing clarity with a non-existant noise flow. It's quite punchy and quick too, caters well for metal/hard rock. However well recorded Jazz/Classical sounds amazing, literally here string vibrations bouncing off walls. Bad recordings do get found out. There are lots of great reviews out there, this being on point: https://soundnews.net/sources/dacs/topping-d90-mqa-review-majestic-quick-accurate/ Heaps of interfaces: USB (XMOS XU208) Coaxial AES I2S (I use this for the Singxer USB bridge) BT 5.0 (works well too) Balanced XLR (this is used with the thx 789) For more specs, check any site selling the D90 (https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/dac-with-volume/topping-d90-balanced-dac-ak4499-xmos-xu208-i2s-32bit-768khz-dsd512-bluetooth-50-black-p-14281.html) Original box, remote control and BT antenna are included. Power cable is not the original but is included. I'm also selling the Drop THX 789 and the Singxer-SU2, PM me if you like the whole setup. Selling as I've now upgraded to a end-game setup, and this setup is sadly not being used.

Further information: For sale is my Schiit Yggy - great condition with barely a mark on it. This is the Analogue 1 / USB 3 version. Has been my favourite DAC and I tried many! Moving to all in one system. Photos: PLEASE READ If you include any reference to pricing whatsoever in this section (excluding RRP), your ad will not be approved If you are advertising multiple items, you must post one bulk price only, or post seperate ads for each item If you don't include photographs of the actual item being sold, your ad will not be approved You understand that a reasonable donation for selling fees is expected upon successful sale of your item - if you have previously sold items and not made a donation, your advertisement may not be approved.

Further information: Basically brand new still and little use, purchased July 18th (took over a month to arrive from US) for $250+ AUD. Comes with everything like new. Comes with receipt/invoice for warranty etc. A very great DAC for the price by far, more info/specs: https://drop.com/buy/drop-grace-design-standard-dac-balanced Free standard AusPost postage or $12 extra for Express Postage. Any questions please ask. Photos:

Item: Audio GD NFB 17.32 Location: Bendigo VIC Price: $175 + shipping Item Condition: good condition Reason for selling: Upgraded Payment Method: Pickup - Cash, PayPal(+3.5%) Extra Info: The dac came with a experimental USB to SPDIF output which does not work. It has absolutely no effect on the sound or the working of the USB input. The window on optical input (Input 5) does not close completely. I haven't changed the socket as I dont use it. Comes with a spare socket if the buyer wants to replace it. Does not affect the sound. Have original packaging. Purchased in 2013. R-core transformer Class A power supplies , Total have 7 groups PSUs and 3,8000 UF Audio caps for power supplies. 5 channels digital input : 1 X RCA coaxial/ 1 x BNC / 2 X Optical / 1 X USB DAC output : XLR / RCA 32bit / 384K Asynchronous Transfer USB-32 Chip Built in 2 Pieces Hi-end grade WM8741 Chips USB model : 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, 176.4kHz, 192kHz (upgraded TCXO) Coaxial model: 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, 192kHz Optical model: 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz Supports 2X , 4X and 8X oversampling customers setting Memorizes all settings and it could resume the last settings when power on. http://www.audio-gd.com/Pro/dac/NFB17/NFB17EN_Specs.htm Pictures: