Mytek Digital Brooklyn Bridge streaming DAC

Mytek’s half-width and affordably priced D-A converter is now in its fourth incarnation after the line began with the Stereo192-DSD in 2011. Successive models were dubbed the Brooklyn and each time they gained upgrades in converter silicon. Each time, that is, until the Brooklyn Bridge, which launched this year with not a new DAC chip, but added network, Wi-Fi and USB connectivity and no longer requiring a separate streamer or computer to deliver the digits. Mytek has long turned exclusively to ESS Technology and its Sabre series of DAC chips, and the Bridge here takes the same ES9029PRO as the …