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Will probably upgrade to the moon mind 2 and had planned on upgrading to one of the pro audio dacs: dangerous music convert 2, crane song Solaris, Burl b2 bomber, or a lavry. That was the plan before I began listening to the teddydac.

Thanks. Actually did not realise the Zen had digital outs other than usb. That’s good to know.

Have a nas with about 12,000 albums and using a moon mind 180 connected to the teddydac.

Ha, ha. Could be eight years. With my TT and reel2reel, just could not convince myself to use it. Now TT is gone, so just digital and tape.

Killer Steve: Have a teddydac as well and was thinking about the Innuos. Do you connect it through usb? Got mine before the usb upgrade. More thoughts on the combo.

Took this out of mothballs about four months ago. Bought it several years ago but never used it because just listened to analogue. Fully expected to need to buy a new dac because I wasn’t sure how it sounded, was left behind by new dacs, or even if it worked. I have to say it sounds great to...

Glad you had the patience to read through, Evan. Never heard the Tannoys but look like wonderful speakers. Speakers needed to also work for movies. ‘Yeah, I’m typically above that by quite a bit.

I would measure it. You can do it simply by downloading an app and playing pink noise 20hz to 20khz. It won’t be as accurate as real measuring tools but will give you some idea of what’s happening in your room.

Are you guessing or have you measured your room?

No, i converted a couple of smaller rooms, but one of the biggest challenges is a ceiling height of about 7.5 feet.

It could be speakers, amp and/or room, but I would say do room first. It may save you a lot of money in investing in the rest. Once your room is right, then you will know the next decisions are right.

I realise I’m fortunate to have a dedicated room. There’s no way my wife would put up with those big JBL’s and acoustic panels all over the living room. But it is where the money should be spent. Vicoustic does have some beautiful panels and solutions, although they are pretty expensive, and...