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Item: Mytek Brooklyn DAC Price Range: $1000 Item Condition: Used Extra Info: Based in Sydney - Happy to cover postage though. Please don't forget to report your post as FOUND when possible. (You can now delete this text).

Item: Mytek Brooklyn Dac Price Range: $1800 Item Condition: Used Extra Info: I'm in Melbourne. Interested in this for a headphone setup.

Item: Mytek Brooklyn DAC / Pre-amplifier / Phono Stage, silver.Location: Melbourne CBDPrice: $2,000 (Not negotiable)Item Condition: ExcellentReason for selling: No longer requiredPayment Method: Pickup - Cash, Wire transferExtra Info: Used only for a few hours, virtually new. Amazing DAC, best in its class. Neutral, open sound with OLED display and MQA capabilities. With box and papers. Retails in Australia for $3,300.00. ___ Brooklyn is the Mytek newest, highly anticipated DAC Headphone Preamplifier and the first stand alone DAC to incorporate future MQA streaming decoder. Brooklyn DAC features: – Stunning transparent detailed Mytek sound – up to 384k, 32 bit and DSD256 conversion – 384k, 32 bit integer USB2 Class 2 interface (no drivers for Mac, Linux, or Linux based streamers, Native DSD ASIO Drivers for Windows) – Certified MQA high resolution decoder for high resolution streaming – Choice of inputs: AES, SPDIF, Toslink, SPDIF, DSD SDIF, Analog Line In or Phono – High Performance M/C, M/M phono preamplifier (all analog signal path to output) – High Performance Dual Mono, High Current (800mA) headphone preamplifier. Dual unbalanced jacks for two headphones or balanced operation with Mytek 2×1/4? to 4pin XLR adapter – Audio Interface function: in addition to USB playback, Brooklyn will accept digital inputs into computer via USB – Femtoclock Clock generator with jitter below 0.8ps – Wordclock input and output – stacking of units for multichannel and surround sound is possible. – optional 12 VDC power supply input – Sculpted aluminum front panel chassis – Brooklyn just started shipping in December 2015.

Hi guys, So we are getting married in the Big Apple next May, and the Dining Room of the Wythe Hotel doesn't have enough space for a band. We were thinking of just rigging up a turntable, and getting every guest or every couple, to bring a classic record to play. What should I do? Just buy one over there? Rent one? Holly had floated the idea of this, though I'm skeptical of it's performance Love to hear peoples thoughts!