Hi dpstjp and everybody else.

Of course I can make remarks, but I feel that it would be a bad idea. I would feel like wining 3 year old then. "-No RCA out", "-It's small and flimsy", "-It does not feel solid and heavy". I think you get the picture. I can't say that I have any bad things to say about this product.

The only real issue I can remark on is that is hard to find 3.5mm to RCA with a good length in the RCA part of the cable. This can be due to small market for these type of cables in Sweden. But this isn't really M's fault and not a flaw in the product itself. Maybe M could make some decent/good 3.5mm to RCA cable. The only reason I wish for this is because of my speakers. Maybe somebody has a good tip where to find a cable of this type.

I would really recommend it as DAC for those people who travel or commute much. A great partner for the laptop/tablet. A great DAC for your computer sound at home or at work. I use it for my desktop audio at home.

Compared to the AQ Dragonfly and the Arcam rDac I feel it's a really good product. Here in Sweden its about �100 more than the two other DAC's, and it's almost twice as good.

I would not hesitate to write a bad review if it was a bad product, even when it's from M.

Once again, I really recommend this product.

Best regards, Per Nilsson


Main: MC200, MS600, DSP5200, DSW, G61R, DSP5200HC, Genelec Two (as rear speakers), Marantz BD8002, G08, 2x TwinStores (1TB each), iPad1, iPad AIR, Isotek Multiway 6
Control:PC on Windows 8, Mac on OS 10.6.8
Computer: Genelec 6010A, IXOS 3,5mm to RCA, AQ Coffee USB Cable, Explorer
Kitchen: Tivoli Audio Model 1