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Re: 16-bit audio D/A converters, anyone

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From: jim
Date: Sun, 12 Mar 1989 20:24
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Burr Brown makes at least one. They sent me a sample a while back. Works
pretty well. Comes in 24/28(?) pin plastic dip - mine was blister-packed
so they can't be too expensive. Hope this helps.

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