Tubadour IV SE vs LampizatOr Amber II
The Amber II matches the Tubadour IV SE on bit depth (32-bit) and max sample rate (384 kHz).
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The Tubadour IV SE is a high-end non-oversampling DAC utilizing Analog Devices' multibit R2R chipset paired with a tube-based IV conversion stage. It features Lundahl output transformers for both balanced and unbalanced outputs, with a capacitor-free signal path. The USB input incorporates a dedicated reclocker for jitter reduction, supporting PCM up to 384kHz and DSD via conversion.
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