FS: exaSound e38 Mk. II Multichannel (Balanced) DAC & Sigma Streamer

[Kal Rubinson]

As new, gently used:
exaSound e38 Mk. II 8-channel DAC with balanced mini-XLR outputs (new price: $4300) https://www.exasound.com/Products/e38MarkII8-channelDAC.aspx
PLUS
exaSound Sigma Streamer (new price: $750) https://www.exasound.com/Products/SigmaStreamer.aspx.
Stereophile review of (this) DAC is here: https://www.exasound.com/Products/e38MarkII8-channelDAC.aspx
PLUS
Set of 8 0.5meter Van-Damme/Neutrik miniXLR(f)-to-XLR(m) cables.
All parts. Original boxes.

Will consider sale of individual items.

 

[Kal Rubinson]

OK. I would like to encourage offers for the package or for any individual item listed. All offers will be seriously considered. Thanks.

 

[Kal Rubinson]

OK. I would like to encourage offers for the package or for any individual item listed. All offers will be seriously considered. Thanks.

New information:
I just confirmed with exaSound that any purchaser of this DAC from me can take advantage of the following upgrade offer:
e38 Mark II DACs are upgraded to e68
The price for the upgrade is $300 plus shipping cost. Please contact us and
provide your contact and shipping information, the model number and the
serial number of your device. We will get back to you with payment and
shipping instructions.
Kal

 

[Kal Rubinson]

All sold. Thanks to all.

 

[GOS]

Hey Kal - out of curiosity, why did you sell that equipment? Did you upgrade?

 

[Kal Rubinson]

Went from the e38/II + Sigma to the s88.

 

[himey]

Went from the e38/II + Sigma to the s88.

Are you done using room correction for music? Great review of the s88...

 

[Kal Rubinson]

Are you done using room correction for music? Great review of the s88...

Nope. Just taking a break.

 

[himey]

Nope. Just taking a break.

Thanks. After I posted that I figured it was built into Roon or jRiver software and you just didn't bother mentioning it. You must not miss it too much. That DAC looks amazing...

 

[Kal Rubinson]

I use DL3 in a stand-alone config but I have to defeat it unless I take the effort to run a calibration when switching speakers or amps or changing the subs. I find it too much effort to expend for a temporary setup.