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This is how the prototype unit looks
like. Portable package, aluminum chassis with striking
colors and a belt pack that makes it an instant "Coffee
House Audiophile Rig".
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Michael Goodman proudly shows DACport
to the RMAF photographer
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Gene Pitts, Editor of The Audiophile
Voice congratulates Michael on a job well done! Michael
is thankful, but tired. He was working hard all week
and really needs sleep. But it was all worth it - DACport
is a definite success!
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Paul Stubblebine of Stubblebine Mastering,
a Hi-Res music recording label said this after listening
to the DACport:
- "As close to analog as you
are gonna get! I can listen to this for hours!"
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Ahrue Luster stopped by. Music producer
and a guitar player, well known for his work with the
rock band "El Nino", Ahrue is already a CEntrance
endorser. What we didn't know is that he is also an
audiophile! He loved the DACport.
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Ahrue shows his appreciation for the
sound quality of a true 24/96 DAC with a Class-A Headphone
Amp that he can take on the road.
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$900 Grado heaphdones really do justice
to DACport's audio quality, but it works with any headphones,
even with earbuds from your favorite MP3 player.
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Here is the recipe: Get a notebook
computer ($400), a pair of really good headphones (about
the same cost) and a DACport (price will be announced
soon). You just built yourself a Portable Audiophile
Rig! Use it in a coffee shop while working or studying,
use it on an airplane to experience your hi-res content
the true way it was recorded - without any resampling.
Use it just to watch DVDs or listen to regular MP3 files
- DACport's Class-A, audiophile headphone amp makes
all of your music come alive!
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Many people sat down to listen to DACport
and were pleasantly surprised that true audiophile quality
can come from such a small, portable package. CEntrance
did it again! A feat of miniaturization and real value
for the consumer.
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We were especially interested in the
opinion of audiophiles with many years of listening
experience and also those who are just transitioning
to Digital Audio. Once they sat down for a couple minutes
and listened to 24/96 hi-res tracks and even regular
MP3 files over DACport, the responce was always the
same:
- "This sounds much better than I would have initally
given it credit! How much is it?"
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