Wadia iTransport
dmaic
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Does anyone currently use the new Wadia iTransport? I understand alot of veterans in the 2-channel world shun the iPod but from what Ive read during research this uses the raw data from the iPod (excuse my lack of technical lingo) and sends a high quality signal to your preamp. At a price point of $349 it's certainly a bargain considering the price of anything else that's Wadia.....just seeing if anyone had already taken the plunge. Thanks
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I've been debating it. With lossless files it could very well be the ideal transport- throw on a high quality DAC and it'll probably go toe-to-toe with many much more costly CD players.
I've gotten good results with lossless files fed from my computer into my musical fidelity's DAC, but there's still a lot of noise bouncing around in the computer to muck things up; the ipod strips out everything unneeded, runs off a battery and the solidstate ones don't even have any moving parts.Gallo Ref 3.1 : Bryston 4b SST : Musical fidelity CD Pre : VPI HW-19
Gallo Ref AV, Frankengallo Ref 3, LC60i : Bryston 9b SST : Meridian 565
Jordan JX92s : MF X-T100 : Xray v8
Backburner:Krell KAV-300i -
I'm thinking about this one too. I've got to spend a little time hearing one before I pull the trigger though.Decware CSP3 Preamp, RCA 6DJ8, 2 X Rocket 6N1P-EV's, Cary SLA70B Signature V2 Amplifier: 2 X Mullard GZ32's, 2 X RCA/GE 5691's, 4 X Tung-Sol 6550's
Cambridge Audio 640C V2 CD Player & Dacmagic DAC
Rega Planar 3: Deep Groove Subplatter, P3 Motor
upgrade, Dynavector 10x5, JA Michell counterwieght, Cardas tonearm wiring and Mapleshade stand
Parks Audio Budgie Hybrid Phonostage with BEL 6922 tubes, Polk Audio LS70's
H.H. Scott 330D AM/FM Tuner with H.H. Scott 335 Multiplex adaptor. -
All going well I should have one showing up at my door tomorrow. I will let you know my thoughts on it. I am a hardcore 2 channel guy and am hoping this might help out the 'pod.