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What do DACs, digital streamers, network audio players, CD players and other digital audio players all have in common? They play “digital music,” obviously. But do you also know they all must convert the digital bits, 0’s and 1’s, into analog sound, the sound we hear? That’s the job of the DAC (digital to analog converter) inside the unit.
Cary Audio customer, Eric, sent us photos of his system! Below is his review and details of his components. Thank you for your support and for being part of the Cary Audio Family!
Cary Audio will be exhibiting at the Sound & Vision – The Bristol Show 2018 on February 23-25th from 10am-5pm. Join us at the Marriott City Centre Hotel Bristol on the 4th floor, room 424. The President of Cary Audio, Billy Wright, will be there with our European Sales Representatives, MGY OU. We will have three amazing systems on display!
DMS-Mini – more than just a “chip” of the old block. Like the popular award winning DMS-500, the DMS-Mini is a network audio player/streamer/DAC with 100% of the same streaming functionality and capabilities of the DMS-500 with an astonishing 90% of the sound quality of the DMS-500, all in a small, beautiful, compact chassis. If you’ve dreamed of owning the DMS-500 but your budget is a bit more modest, the …Read More
Cary Audio customer, Christian, from Chile sent us photos of his system! Below are details of his components. Thank you for your support and for being part of the Cary Audio Family!
After spending a while to figure out how to find an editor – years later, we’re happy to announce that the DMS-500 Network Audio Player was awarded The Absolute Sound 2018 Editors’ Choice Award!
Cary Audio is excited to announce Concierge Pricing on CaryDirect.com for consumer direct purchases in the United States and Canada. As CaryDirect enters its third year selling direct to consumer, we have observed customer trends, buying habits, and have received a lot of customer feedback and suggestions.
Our distributor in Brazil, Vlamir from Logical Design, decided to build his own dedicated space for music listening and to use as a laboratory after doing many room projects for customers. His room measures 5.5m x 4.0m x 3.0m and is fully treated with absorbers and diffusion. Below is information on his system.
What is room correction? Simply put, it’s tools that allow for overcoming inherent room anomalies that can affect sound, such as using time delay, parametric EQ, etc.
It’s not unusual for customers to want to have music in multiple rooms. There are numerous ways to do this ranging from specialized hardware using expensive custom programmed control systems, or cheap Bluetooth speakers located throughout.