Citypulse Audio

SoundStage! "All In Your Head": Citypulse Audio EF3.01 ...

http://www.soundstagenetwork.com/allinyourhead/allinyourhead200711.htm

Besides the EF3.01 headphone amplifier, Citypulse Audio's other products include an integrated amplifier and two digital-to-analog converters -- one that supports USB. The Citypulse brand has only been in existence since 2005, but the company founders come with nearly 50 years of combined experience in the audio industry.

Citypulse Audio | Shop & Research

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StereoTimes

http://www.stereotimes.com/DAC112811.shtml

Citypulse Audio makes products specifically designed for hi-fi and PC-based audio systems. At first glance the DA-2.03e USB DAC is reminiscent of the wonderful Benchmark Media DAC1 USB ($1,295), though the DAC1 USB has a slightly better level of fit-n-finish and offers balanced (XLR) digital inputs and outputs and two headphone jacks.

Citypulse Audio DA2.03e II vs. Benchmark USB DAC1

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/citypulse-audio-da2-03e-ii-vs-benchmark-usb-dac1

1,664 posts. 08-19-2008 4:22pm. Edit. Delete. I think Firewire even better. I was eyeing the Trends but heard problems with the upgraded outboard power supply. Also read a bit on USB 2.0 and Firewire and chose Firewire. I haven't had a hiccup yet using JRiver & ASIO4ALL, M Audio Firewire Solo, Monarchy DIP, Musical Fidelity XDACV3.

REVIEW: Citypulse Citypulse DAC DA7.2x DAC ... - Audio Asylum

https://www.audioasylum.com/reviews/DAC-Processors/Citypulse/Citypulse-DAC-DA7.2x/digital/15/150424.html

Audio Asylum - Digital Drive: REVIEW: Citypulse Citypulse DAC DA7.2x DAC Processors by raindances - Upsamplers, DACs, jitter, shakes and analogue withdrawals, this is it.

Citypulse DA2.03e | Headphone Reviews and Discussion ...

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/citypulse-da2-03e.230068/

UPDATE 2: I tried to load my sonica with microsoft's USB audio driver and in ASIO4ALL, it says "USB Audio Device" and gives the correct frequency range support for the sonica, that is from 8-96kHz 24bit. The citypulse displays "USB Audio CODEC" instead of "USB Audio Device". Does anyone know what this means? Please help.

Soundlabs Group Citypulse Audio DA-7.2x DAC

https://www.soundlabsgroup.com.au/p/Citypulse-DA72x/Citypulse+Audio+DA-7.2x+DAC

StereoTimes

http://www.stereotimes.com/speak121911.shtml

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Soundlabs Group Citypulse Audio DA-2.03e USB DAC

https://www.soundlabsgroup.com.au/p/Citypulse-DA203e/Citypulse+Audio+DA-2.03e+USB+DAC

The Citypulse Audio DA-2.03e USB Digital to Analogue Converter (DAC) utilises a special output stage and can also double as a pre-amp. It is especially suitable for use with computers due to the USB input connection, simply connect to your computer for audio playback of the highest quality.