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Item: Audio-gd DAC-19 DSP1 Location: Canberra Price: $450 (plus postage) (open to offers) Item Condition: Very Good (same as purchase) Reason for selling: Upgraded to another Audio-gd DAC. Payment Method: Bank Transfer, Paypal (add 3% for normal transaction unless sent as a GIFT from paypal balance or bank account) Extra Info: No USB input. It is replaced by BNC. Pictures: attached NOTE: No USB input. It is replaced with a S/PDIF BNC input. For sale is my Audio-Gd DAC-19 DSP1 bought around November this year. I liked it so much that when a Ref 7.1 became available shortly after buying this one, I immediately upgraded. So, this one has to go. The condition is like new. There are some minor scuffs at the bottom side of the unit that were apparently on the device when it was delivered. Note that the original purchaser chose to have a BNC input instead of the old USB implementation. This modification cost a bit more than the original stock price. DAC-19 is said to be the single ended version of Ref 5 and it uses the famous 2xPCM1704UK chip together with DSP1 digital filter. You can choose to play around the oversampling settings with the DSP1 chip in it. Features & technical specs can be found here http://www.audio-gd....C19/DAC19EN.htm Attached Thumbnails

Item: Audio-Gd DAC-19 DSP1 Location: Sydney Price: SOLD Item Condition: Very Good (same as purchase) Reason for selling: Upgraded to another Audio-GD. Payment Method: Bank Transfer, Paypal (add 3% for normal transaction unless sent as a GIFT from paypal balance or bank account) Extra Info: NO USB input. It is replaced by BNC. Pictures: attached I have now updated the price to make it the same as the last sale price of this unit in this forum. Also now that i moved office and there is no convenient post office close to it, i can only post this item on Saturdays. NOTE: NO USB INPUT. It is replaced with BNC input. For sale is my Audio-Gd DAC-19 DSP1 bought around March this year. I am sort of contemplating to sell this since its good value but since i upgraded already i guess there is no point in keeping this dac The condition is still pretty much the same as i got it since its just sitting there on a desk in a smoke free and pet free environment. There are some scuffs at the bottom side of the unit which came directly from the factory. I didnt complain to them since its at the bottom of the unit where you will not notice it unless of course you want to put the item upside down. Note that i choose to have BNC input instead of the old usb implementation so that you can direct couple this with your own usb-bnc devices should you choose to go to that route. I believe this modification cost me slighly a bit more than the original stock price. Just in case its not clear there is NO USB input in this dac since its replaced with the superior spdif BNC input. DAC-19 is said to be the single ended version of Ref5 and it uses the famous 2xPCM1704UK chip together with DSP1 digital filter. You can choose to play around the oversampling settings with the DSP1 chip in it. My personal preference is still with its stock settings which is what is set currently on this dac. Features & technical specs can be found here http://www.audio-gd....C19/DAC19EN.htm

Just testing the waters, as I'm considering heading back to audio-gd PCM1704UK DAC land. I'd be interested to hear from anybody who has a mint or near mint PCM1704UK-equipped audio-gd DAC, whether the DAC19DSP, Reference 5, Reference 7, Reference 7.1, SA-1, DAC3SE, Reference 8, Reference 9 etc. For the sake of clarification, any DAC19 MUST be the PCM1704UK versions, not the later NFB2 or NFB3 which were sold in the DAC19-marked casing. Pick-up from Sydney or surrounds is preferred, or I will consider shipping if the original box and packaging is available. Please PM me if you have anything fitting this criteria, along with your asking price, as opposed to posting in this thread (to avoid guzumpers ) cheers Pete