Audio Alchemy Dti Pro 32 and Power Station 3

sold

So, you have a transport, maybe a DVD player or something fairly cheap. And you have a DAC, perhaps something in the $500 to $1000 range.....and you want to improve the sound and eliminate all that nasty jitter....!

Well this is the unit you've been looking for. That's not to say that this won't bring a benefit in a much more expensive rig. With the Power Station 3, this retailed for over $1800 and was worth every penny. As my digital front-end has changed over the years, this has remained the one constant....until I bought my Audio Aero Capitole a few months ago I wouldn't have done digital without the Dti Pro 32.

This is more than just a unit to eliminate jitter, it also increases the word length resolution of the signal coming from your transport. You have selectable options from the front panel for different word lengths from 16 up through 24 bit. 

This unit will also pass HDCD signals (only useful if your DAC accepts HDCD).

The Dti Pro is in great condition. There are a couple of very minor marks on the unit, one very small one of the faceplate, but it looks and works great.

Functionally, all the Dti's are a little quirky....you need to plug the cables into the unit in the correct sequence. What I found is that you need to plug the transport cable into the unit, then plug in the DC power supply from the Power Station 3, THEN, make the final connection to the DAC. Otherwise you won't see a 'lock' light. 

The sound is awesome. Bass is deeper and tighter, with better imaging and soundstage. By eliminating jitter, the sound is more analog and more resolving of detail that is otherwise masked by the poor transfer of the data stream.

I've owned this unit for around 4/5 years and it's worked flawlessly throughout that time. It's crazy to think that an $1800 unit can be had for this price, but what the heck....I don't need it now that I have a one-box player, so someone else may as well enjoy it.

I'll send along a stock PC and of course the umbilical between the power supply and the Dti. There's no manual but you can download a PDF manual from the web - I'll find one for you if you can't. 

Last point - this is the 32 bit version, not the older unit which was not as resolving.

No lowballers, bums or deadbeats. No checks, just PayPal (for your peace of mind and my convenience). Check out my perfect record on eBay (carlhruza) and audiogon.

Price $325- includes PayPal and shipping.

Thanks for looking

Rooze