Dac non oversampling

[Quimi]

Hello, I am new to the forum. I am interested in this DAC Non Oversampling Do you have information? Greetings.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Non-Oversa...cal-9V-NiMH-charger-/200858459050?_ul=HN#rwid

 

[Dismayed]

That same model came up in this thread:

https://audiosciencereview.com/foru...rgain-dac-suggestions.1381/page-16#post-61827

 

[amirm]

That same model came up in this thread:

https://audiosciencereview.com/foru...rgain-dac-suggestions.1381/page-16#post-61827

Not an accident. We are being advertised to.

 

[Quimi]

Thank you very much.

 

[Dismayed]

Not an accident. We are being advertised to.

They would get more mileage from posting here if they sent you a review unit!

 

[Quimi]

Ok, Thank you.

 

[Quimi]

Hi, I'm from Spain. I do not understand the english. I have seen many interesting reviews here. That's why I asked. Greetings.

 

[Dismayed]

Hi, I'm from Spain. I do not understand the english. I have seen many interesting reviews here. That's why I asked. Greetings.

Welcome! There is a lot of excellent information on this site.

 

[Quimi]

Thank you.

 

[Vincent Kars]

NOS DACs are pretty much like the first generation DACs, no oversampling and no filtering.
A popular chip is the Philips TDA1541A (1989-1995).
Most todays NOS are still using this old chip.
Metrum Acoustics is one of the few known to me developing its own DAC chips.

A list of NOS: https://www.audiostream.com/content/non-oversampling-nos-dacs-list

 

[Quimi]

Thank you.