Theta Digital TLC Timebase Linque Conditioner Jitter Reduction Toslink. This item is in good used condition and includes the original power supply and a digital toslink cable. See photos for details. From Website - Anti Jitter device. Theta Digitals Timebase Linque Conditioner (TLC) works by cleaning up the digital signal from your transport or other digital source. Inside the TLC, the digital signal is conditioned with ultra-fast logic and re-clocked with an ultra-low-jitter master clock. The TLC can be used to improve the quality of virtually any digital source, producing increased detail more stable imaging, and better transparency. Its a much more involving experience.

This THETA DIGITAL DS Pro Progeny D/A Converter is a top-of-the-line digital signal processor that delivers exceptional audio quality. Designed with precision and care, it boasts a sleek black finish and measures 19W x 2.3H x 10.1D. Made in the United States, this piece of home audio equipment is perfect for enhancing your music listening experience. Whether youre a professional audiophile or simply enjoy high-quality sound, this THETA DIGITAL DS Pro Progeny D/A Converter is a must-have for any home audio setup.

For sale is a Theta DS Pro Generation III digital processor in good condition. This DAC has been recently serviced and new electronic components put in such as 2 toggle switches, a capacitor, and a resistor. Our tech has confirmed this piece is in great working order and sounding awesome. Cosmetically there are some blemishes like edge wear on the front face and sides of the unit. There is also some marks on the top plate of the DAC and the rubber of the power cable has some tears in it. All of these blemishes have been showcased in the photos. Although these piece has some obvious signs of use, it is still 100% functional and sounding absolutely incredible. The Theta DS Pro Generation III is a superb product worthy of my highest recommendation. Listening through it, I consistently crossed the threshold from good sound to total immersion in the music. This was digital playback of the highest caliber. Moreover, the Gen.III had much less of a distinctive signature than previous Theta processors, with a smoother treble, better portrayal of instrumental textures, and a more refined, yet bigger, soundstage. In addition, the Gen.IIIs bass performance—extension, control, power, and warmth—was beyond reproach. - stereophile.com SPECIFICATIONSDescription: Solid-state D/A processor.Frequency response: DC–21.72kHz (no tolerance given)Decoding software: proprietary time- and frequency-domain optimizationMath resolution: 56 bitsComputing power: 45 MIPS (million instructions per second).Inputs: four coaxial on RCA jacks (Toslink and AT&T ST-type optical inputs optional)Digital output: one RCA jack, S/PDIFAnalog output: Single-ended on RCA jacks, 3.4V minimum at full scale (balanced on XLR jacks optional)S/N ratio: 120dBResolution: 20 bitsLinearity: 20 bitsTHD: 0.002% at full scaleOutput impedance: 2 ohmsDimensions: 19 W by 15.5 D by 3.875 H. Weight: 36 lb Decibel Audio is a retail store and custom installation business in the Wicker Park neighborhood of Chicago. We have serviced the Chicagoland area with new, used and vintage equipment for over 20 years. Visit our brick and mortar store at 1429 N Milwaukee Avenue, Chicago, IL 60622. We are authorized dealers for AKG, Audioengine, Audioquest, Bellari, Bluesound, B&W, Cambridge Audio, Cary Audio, Clearaudio, Cleer headphones, Dali, Denon, Draper Screens, Dynaudio, Grado, Harbeth, Hegel, Iso Acoustics, Jolida, JBL Pro, James Loudspeaker, KEF, KLH, Lehmann Audio, Marantz, Music Hall, NAD, Ortofon, Parasound, Pro-Ject, PSB Speakers, Plateau, Rega, Rogue Audio, Russound, SONOS, Samsung, Skylan, Vicoustics, Yamaha, and more. All shipping is via UPS or USPS as noted in each listing, unless other arrangements are made. Buyer is responsible for reviewing cosmetic condition detailed in photos before bidding. You are welcome to pay with Visa, MC, Discover, AmEx, Etc. We prefer Paypal for international bidders. Local customers are welcome to view and pick up auction items during store hours. All customers must pay Illinois Sales Tax if picking up in store. Illinois residents please add 10.25% sales tax for shipped items.

Theta DS Pro Prime II DAC In Excellent Condition

Follow us| Sign up for our newsletter Theta Digital DS Pre Basic II Vintage Audiophile Digital to Analog Converter DAC SOLD AS-ISLIST OF DEFECTS IS NOT EXHAUSTIVE - THERE MAY BE ADDITIONAL DEFECTSNO RETURNS UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCESAll items included are pictured. Items are tested fully to ensure all functions work as expected - any defects and additional service done to the item are noted below. Items are not restored or reconditioned, unless specified. All items we sell come with a 30-day warranty - your satisfaction is guaranteed. Original shipping on returns will be refunded at the sellers discretion. Local Pickup in NYC Available Theta Digital DS Pre Basic II Details & Testing Notes Cosmetic Condition:8/10: Very Good - flawless front face, other minor imperfectionsFunctional Notes:Unit powers on. It makes a low thrumbing noise through the speakers; the digital lock light illuminates but no sound is output. Problem unknown. - SOLD AS-ISVoltage:120V 50/60HZSerial #:1495Original Box:NoManual:NoPower Cord:NoShipping Method:FedEx Ground (Domestic) / USPS Priority, Ebay Standard Delivery (International)Shipping Weight (lbs):22 (22x18x10) High-End Audio Auctions has been THE trusted source for high-end, classic and vintage audio components on eBay since 2000! Our unique products, unparalleled service and bombproof packaging keeps our customers coming back again and again. We are experts at selling and shipping worldwide, with items ranging from $5 to $50,000. We look forward to earning your repeat business! By placing a bid on any of our listings, you agree to our terms & conditions Click here to learn more Home| About Us| Store Policies| FAQs| Feedback| Contact Us| Custom Tuned Cables _gsrx_vers_1516 (GS 9.3 (1516))

Working, Very good condition. Very nice sounding D/A converter. $1250 originally. From a 1991 Stereophile review written by Robert Harley:Parts quality is very high. The capacitors associated with the Bitstream DAC are primarily polystyrene, all resistors are 1% metal-film types, and four of the resistors in the feedback loop are $3 non-inductive wirewound types. These resistors reportedly had a huge effect on the Primes sound quality. In addition, a few Teflon capacitors (very expensive) are used in critical audio stages. The metal work is zinc over copper over steel, and the pcb is glass epoxy.MusicI could go on, but you get the idea. In short, the Primes soundstage presentation and resolution of spatial cues were rare to hear from any digital processor, never mind one that costs $1250.After getting over the Primes stunning soundstage, the next aspect that grabbed my attention was the units dynamics. The Prime presented an effortless feeling of power, allowing the musics dynamics to more fully express themselves. There was a razor-sharp edge to transients, coupled with an ability to reveal wide dynamic contrasts. The result was a sense of suddenness, immediacy, power, and life.ConclusionAt $1250, the Theta DS Pro Prime represents another significant increase in the price/performance ratio of digital processors. It clearly outperformed every processor in its price range, and rivaled those costing much more. Its overall performance was better than that of Thetas DS Pro Basic, a unit that itself brought a new level of performance to a sensible price. In fact, processors with the Primes sound and costing as much as $3000 would still receive a recommendation.The Primes strengths are many: robust and powerful bass, smooth tonal balance, and best of all, a stunning presentation of soundstage. This last quality is the Primes highlight. Its ability to reveal spatial cues within a huge, transparent soundstage was remarkable, and easily superior to processors costing many times more. Description: 4x-oversampling software-based D/A processor with Bitstream DAC. Digital filter: 4x-oversampling Theta composite filter using one Motorola 56001 DSP chip. D/A conversion: 64x-oversampling Philips Bitstream DAC. Frequency response: DC–20kHz +0dB, –0.4dB. THD+N –104dB at 1kHz referenced to full scale. Output impedance: 50 ohms.Dimensions: 19 W by 2.5 H by 10.5 D. Weight: 14 lbs net Buy with confidence, we have been active on Ebay since 1998. Check out our feedback. Check out our other auctions. Winning bidders will be sent detailed payment instructions by e-mail within 24 hours of the end of the auction. All sales final. - Ask questions before bidding Shipping via USPS Priority Mail preferred. (UPS also available)

This Theta Digital Data Basic II CD Transport Player in black is a high-quality device that allows for exceptional audio playback. With a CD changer capacity of one, this CD transport player is perfect for those who are looking to enjoy their favorite CDs with ease. The remote control allows for convenient operation from a distance.The Theta Data Basic II is made in the United States and has a sleek black color that will fit with any home audio setup. This CD transport player is perfect for those looking for high-quality audio without the hassle of a traditional CD player. Whether youre listening to classical, rock, or jazz music, this CD transport player is sure to impress.

Theta DS Pro Prime II DAC In Excellent Condition

Working, Very good condition. Very nice sounding D/A converter. $1250 originally. From a 1991 Stereophile review written by Robert Harley:Parts quality is very high. The capacitors associated with the Bitstream DAC are primarily polystyrene, all resistors are 1% metal-film types, and four of the resistors in the feedback loop are $3 non-inductive wirewound types. These resistors reportedly had a huge effect on the Primes sound quality. In addition, a few Teflon capacitors (very expensive) are used in critical audio stages. The metal work is zinc over copper over steel, and the pcb is glass epoxy.MusicI could go on, but you get the idea. In short, the Primes soundstage presentation and resolution of spatial cues were rare to hear from any digital processor, never mind one that costs $1250.After getting over the Primes stunning soundstage, the next aspect that grabbed my attention was the units dynamics. The Prime presented an effortless feeling of power, allowing the musics dynamics to more fully express themselves. There was a razor-sharp edge to transients, coupled with an ability to reveal wide dynamic contrasts. The result was a sense of suddenness, immediacy, power, and life.ConclusionAt $1250, the Theta DS Pro Prime represents another significant increase in the price/performance ratio of digital processors. It clearly outperformed every processor in its price range, and rivaled those costing much more. Its overall performance was better than that of Thetas DS Pro Basic, a unit that itself brought a new level of performance to a sensible price. In fact, processors with the Primes sound and costing as much as $3000 would still receive a recommendation.The Primes strengths are many: robust and powerful bass, smooth tonal balance, and best of all, a stunning presentation of soundstage. This last quality is the Primes highlight. Its ability to reveal spatial cues within a huge, transparent soundstage was remarkable, and easily superior to processors costing many times more. Description: 4x-oversampling software-based D/A processor with Bitstream DAC. Digital filter: 4x-oversampling Theta composite filter using one Motorola 56001 DSP chip. D/A conversion: 64x-oversampling Philips Bitstream DAC. Frequency response: DC–20kHz +0dB, –0.4dB. THD+N –104dB at 1kHz referenced to full scale. Output impedance: 50 ohms.Dimensions: 19 W by 2.5 H by 10.5 D. Weight: 14 lbs net Buy with confidence, we have been active on Ebay since 1998. Check out our feedback. Check out our other auctions. Winning bidders will be sent detailed payment instructions by e-mail within 24 hours of the end of the auction. All sales final. - Ask questions before bidding Shipping via USPS Priority Mail preferred. (UPS also available)

Working, Very good condition. Very nice sounding D/A converter. $1250 originally. From a 1991 Stereophile review written by Robert Harley:Parts quality is very high. The capacitors associated with the Bitstream DAC are primarily polystyrene, all resistors are 1% metal-film types, and four of the resistors in the feedback loop are $3 non-inductive wirewound types. These resistors reportedly had a huge effect on the Primes sound quality. In addition, a few Teflon capacitors (very expensive) are used in critical audio stages. The metal work is zinc over copper over steel, and the pcb is glass epoxy.MusicI could go on, but you get the idea. In short, the Primes soundstage presentation and resolution of spatial cues were rare to hear from any digital processor, never mind one that costs $1250.After getting over the Primes stunning soundstage, the next aspect that grabbed my attention was the units dynamics. The Prime presented an effortless feeling of power, allowing the musics dynamics to more fully express themselves. There was a razor-sharp edge to transients, coupled with an ability to reveal wide dynamic contrasts. The result was a sense of suddenness, immediacy, power, and life.ConclusionAt $1250, the Theta DS Pro Prime represents another significant increase in the price/performance ratio of digital processors. It clearly outperformed every processor in its price range, and rivaled those costing much more. Its overall performance was better than that of Thetas DS Pro Basic, a unit that itself brought a new level of performance to a sensible price. In fact, processors with the Primes sound and costing as much as $3000 would still receive a recommendation.The Primes strengths are many: robust and powerful bass, smooth tonal balance, and best of all, a stunning presentation of soundstage. This last quality is the Primes highlight. Its ability to reveal spatial cues within a huge, transparent soundstage was remarkable, and easily superior to processors costing many times more. Description: 4x-oversampling software-based D/A processor with Bitstream DAC. Digital filter: 4x-oversampling Theta composite filter using one Motorola 56001 DSP chip. D/A conversion: 64x-oversampling Philips Bitstream DAC. Frequency response: DC–20kHz +0dB, –0.4dB. THD+N –104dB at 1kHz referenced to full scale. Output impedance: 50 ohms.Dimensions: 19 W by 2.5 H by 10.5 D. Weight: 14 lbs net Buy with confidence, we have been active on Ebay since 1998. Check out our feedback. Check out our other auctions. Winning bidders will be sent detailed payment instructions by e-mail within 24 hours of the end of the auction. All sales final. - Ask questions before bidding Shipping via USPS Priority Mail preferred. (UPS also available)

Theta Digital DS Pro Prime DAC D/A ConverterWorks great, comes with power cord.In good condition, minor scratches or marks, see photos for details.Lower 48 shipping only.

Theta DS Pro Prime II DAC In Excellent Condition

Working, Very good condition. Very nice sounding D/A converter. $1250 originally. From a 1991 Stereophile review written by Robert Harley:Parts quality is very high. The capacitors associated with the Bitstream DAC are primarily polystyrene, all resistors are 1% metal-film types, and four of the resistors in the feedback loop are $3 non-inductive wirewound types. These resistors reportedly had a huge effect on the Primes sound quality. In addition, a few Teflon capacitors (very expensive) are used in critical audio stages. The metal work is zinc over copper over steel, and the pcb is glass epoxy.MusicI could go on, but you get the idea. In short, the Primes soundstage presentation and resolution of spatial cues were rare to hear from any digital processor, never mind one that costs $1250.After getting over the Primes stunning soundstage, the next aspect that grabbed my attention was the units dynamics. The Prime presented an effortless feeling of power, allowing the musics dynamics to more fully express themselves. There was a razor-sharp edge to transients, coupled with an ability to reveal wide dynamic contrasts. The result was a sense of suddenness, immediacy, power, and life.ConclusionAt $1250, the Theta DS Pro Prime represents another significant increase in the price/performance ratio of digital processors. It clearly outperformed every processor in its price range, and rivaled those costing much more. Its overall performance was better than that of Thetas DS Pro Basic, a unit that itself brought a new level of performance to a sensible price. In fact, processors with the Primes sound and costing as much as $3000 would still receive a recommendation.The Primes strengths are many: robust and powerful bass, smooth tonal balance, and best of all, a stunning presentation of soundstage. This last quality is the Primes highlight. Its ability to reveal spatial cues within a huge, transparent soundstage was remarkable, and easily superior to processors costing many times more. Description: 4x-oversampling software-based D/A processor with Bitstream DAC. Digital filter: 4x-oversampling Theta composite filter using one Motorola 56001 DSP chip. D/A conversion: 64x-oversampling Philips Bitstream DAC. Frequency response: DC–20kHz +0dB, –0.4dB. THD+N –104dB at 1kHz referenced to full scale. Output impedance: 50 ohms.Dimensions: 19 W by 2.5 H by 10.5 D. Weight: 14 lbs net Buy with confidence, we have been active on Ebay since 1998. Check out our feedback. Check out our other auctions. Winning bidders will be sent detailed payment instructions by e-mail within 24 hours of the end of the auction. All sales final. - Ask questions before bidding Shipping via USPS Priority Mail preferred. (UPS also available)