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Drawing its inspiration from Audio Analogue’s 20th anniversary line, the PureAA series has so far incorporated the AAcento amp (HFC 434) and AAphono. Now the company has introduced a digital-to-analogue converter in the shape of the AAdac.

Constructed from discrete components – each of which has its own power supply – the AAdac is designed to provide Audio Analogue’s famed analogue character.

The digital stage is fully balanced with high-quality components for claimed ultra-low noise and distortion. With Sabre’s ES9038 chipset at its heart, the AAdac offers processing of up to 32-bit/768kHz PCM and DSD512 files.

It features an Amanero USB converter up to 32-bit/392kHz as well as coaxial, optical and AES/EBU digital inputs. Bluetooth aptX is on hand for wireless connectivity and there’s a 6.3mm headphone port.

The chassis comes in a choice of black or silver finishes.

Available to buy now for £3,300, you can find out more about the AAdac here.