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PREOWNED – FULLY TESTED – SILVER – INCLUDES ORIGINAL POWER CABLE, REMOTE, PRINT-OFF MANUAL
Description: Digital-to-analog converter with analog preamplifier, headphone amplifier, and MM/MC phono stage. Digital inputs: AES/EBU (XLR), 2 S/PDIF (RCA), S/PDIF (TosLink), S/PDIF-DSD (2-channel pair), USB2 Type B (high-resolution audio). Analog/phono inputs: 1 pair single-ended (RCA). Analog outputs: 1 pair balanced (XLR), 1 pair single-ended (RCA). Headphone outputs: ¼” stereo (2), convertible to 1 pair balanced. Formats/sample rates supported: PCM to 32-bit/44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.2, 192, 384kHz; DSD; DSD (via USB only) to 2.8224, 5.6448, 11.2896MHz. Dynamic range: 130dB. Analog output impedance (RCA and XLR): 50 ohms.
Dimensions: 8.5″ (216mm) W by 1.73″ (44mm) H by 8.5″ (216mm) D. Weight: 4 lbs (1.8kg).
Finishes: Silver
This US$600 asking price is a strong bargain, sitting well below the 25th percentile of US$656 and nearly US$200 under the median of US$791 for recent used listings. With the Brooklyn now a generation behind the newer Brooklyn Bridge II streamer, this timing offers a genuine entry point into a respected audiophile component without paying for the latest streaming features.
The Mytek Brooklyn remains a superb DAC known for its highly detailed, engaging sound signature, while also delivering excellent headphone amplification and DAC-preamplifier functionality. At this price, you’re getting a well-loved, high-performance unit that still competes with modern gear, making it a clear buying opportunity for anyone prioritizing sound quality over streaming convenience. Unless the condition is questionable or accessories are missing, there’s little reason to hesitate.
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Mytek Audio traces its roots to 1992, when founder and chief designer Michal Jurewicz established the company in New York City. Jurewicz drew from two decades in Manhattan's elite recording studios, where he honed his expertise during the shift from analog to digital audio, even contributing to Sony's SACD project with the DSD Studio Master Recorder. Though headquartered in New York, much of Mytek's manufacturing occurs in Poland under rigorous supervision, blending American innovation with European precision.
The brand specializes in high-performance digital audio converters and integrated solutions, particularly renowned for its DACs like the Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Liberty series, often bundled with headphone amplifiers, streamers, and Roon-ready platforms. These products emphasize studio-grade accuracy, supporting advanced formats such as DSD and delivering reference-level playback purity without venturing into amplifiers, speakers, or analog sources like turntables.
Mytek occupies a niche in the high-end hi-fi market, esteemed among audiophiles and professionals for unerring reliability, black backgrounds, and superior resolution that rivals top competitors. Its pro-audio heritage ensures robust, timeless performance, positioning it as a confident choice for discerning buyers seeking musical truth over hype.
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