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Audiolab M-DAC Mini review

Posted on July 12, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Last year, Audiolab added to the top end of its M-DAC range, so the next logical step was to underscore its Award-winning series of digital-to-analogue converters with a smaller, more affordable entry-level model.

So now, joining what is a burgeoning market of desktop-friendly DACs, we welcome the M-DAC Mini into our listening room.

It’s genuinely portable, smaller than its siblings yet sharing much of same technological DNA – most significantly the ES9018 Sabre32 reference DAC at its core.
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