Cambridge Audio DACMagic review
£200 is all it takes to transform your old digital sources into cutting edge wonder machines
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Last reviewed: 2008-10-07October 7th 2008
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Product Summary
DACMagic digital-to-analogue converter
Price at launch
£200.00
For
User-selectable filters allow a degree of tuning to taste
>Basic sound is excellent
>Clear and highly detailed
>Remarkably neutral
>Energetically rhythmic
Against
No volume control
>Lacks audiophile credibility that comes with acres of 10mm-thick front panel
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