The Ypsilon DAC1000 and DAC1000SE are reference-grade non-oversampling (NOS) digital-to-analog converters featuring a proprietary, discrete R2R ladder architecture for PCM and native DSD256 conversion without digital filtering. Built with six digital inputs—including isolated USB, I2S via HDMI, Coax, BNC, AES, and Optical—the DAC1000 uses high-tolerance Vishay metal film resistors, while the SE version upgrades to custom naked-foil resistors. The DSD pipeline utilizes a dedicated transformer/inductor filter network connected to a remapped AKM output stage. The single-ended analog output stage employs a triode-connected Siemens tube per channel, wire-capacitor coupled to the R2R network, and transformer-coupled to the output for a 30-ohm output impedance, backed by a tube-rectified, choke-filtered power supply.
| Power consumption | Typicky 40 W |
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| Weight | 25 kg |
| Digital inputs | S/PDIF, BNC, AES, Optický, USB, I2S |
| Nominal Output | 2,8 V RMS |
| Analogue Inputs | RCA nesymetrický, XLR nesymetrický (pin 1 a 3 uzemnené) |
| Dimensions (W × H × D) | 400 × 180 × 400 mm |
| Resolution & DAC Architecture | 24-bit (diskreetny R2R) |
| Maximum Sampling Rate | 384 kHz |
Ypsilon Electronics is a Greek company that was founded in 1995 by Demetris Baklavas and Fanis Lagadinos, two passionate sound engineers with experience in electronic engineering and a career in setting up audio systems for live concerts. Working with live music, live concerts and especially a technical background in electronics led the two gentlemen to the idea of developing audio components that can reproduce music in a way faithful to the original recording.
Manufacturer information (GPSR)
Manufacturer
Ypsilon Electronics
Agiou Athanasiou 8 Paiania 190 02 Greece
info@ypsilonelectronics.com
+30 210 66 44 588