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  1. Hi Liquid3D, Thanks very much for your response. Interesting to get your feedback on the Decco. Certainly does look like a great value for money product and having Scott Nixon's circuit designs will certainly propel it upward from the 'mid-fi' arena. Interestingly, mine arrived in the country last week while I was away on business so I'm looking forward to getting it in the next day or so. I have had to import one as nobody here sells them yet. I'll post my findings as soon as I have it in my hands. Regards
  2. Great news! It certainly looks like an interesting product which i can only imagine will have some appeal. It's small, very conveniant, and seems to be selling like hot-cakes from what I've read elsewhere. I'll sit back and wait for the review, however I might have even got my grubby little mits on one by the time it comes out....I don't mind gambling a little with Hifi gear from time to time........
  3. Hi Newbie to this forum here. As a bit of background I currently have an office setup as follows: Server: SlimServer 7 running on SME (CentOS) - FLAC files Amp: Fatman iTube DAC/Pre: CityPulse DAC and Pre Sources: SB3, iMac running iTunes, iPod, Arcam DV88 used as a CDP and a Roland RD700SX Speakers: Image Studio Reference (www.imageloudspeakers.com) - They're locally made and very popular here I've run in to a problem in that the number of inputs required has now increased and I need a preamp / DAC with 5 inputs with 1 being USB and at least 2 being analog. In my searching around the web I came across the Decco from Peachtree Audio which looks to be quite an interesting beast. It combines a non-OS DAC, tubed Pre (with 5 inputs), headphone amp, and 50w tripath amplifier into one box including a USB input. Almost seems too good to be true. The circuit designs are those of Scott Nixon who was apparently bought onboard to help create this little toy so I'm going to assume that it's probably not too bad sounding, however I'd be interested if anybody here has used one or even heard of them. There's been a few threads over at Head-fi and Audiocircle, but not too much. Greatly appreciate some ideas. Cheers!
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