Audio Analogue expands its PureAA series with AAdac

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The third member of the line is founded on a 32-bit/768kHz DAC chip

Audio Analogue expands its PureAA series with AAdac
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Audio Analogue’s PureAA line – born out of its 2016-launched, 20th anniversary amplifiers a couple of years ago – is now three-strong thanks to the introduction of the AAdac.

Joining the AAcento integrated amplifier and AAphono pre-amp, the AAdac, err, DAC is founded on a 32-bit/768kHz digital-to-analogue converter (based on the renowned Sabre ES9038 chip) and supports 32bit/392KHz PCM and DSD12 playback.

The Audio Analogue AAdac is available now, in black or silver, priced £3299.

Becky Roberts
Becky Roberts
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Becky is a hi-fi, AV and technology journalist, formerly the Managing Editor at What Hi-Fi? and Editor of Australian Hi-Fi and Audio Esoterica magazines. With over twelve years of journalism experience in the hi-fi industry, she has reviewed all manner of audio gear, from budget amplifiers to high-end speakers, and particularly specialises in headphones and head-fi devices.

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