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After last year's <a href="http://www.stereophile.com/content/antelope-rubicon-atomic-adda-preamp">shipping mishap</a>, I thought it would be appropriate to provide a shot of the actual product since it finally arrived in Vegas.
<p>From last year's post: The $40k Rubicon features a built-in analog to digital converter that can be driven from an internal phono preamp, several sets of regular line level RCA jacks, or balanced XLRs. Digital inputs include 2 SPDIF, 2 Toslink and AES/EBU. Analog and digital outputs are also available. The Atomic part of the product's name refers to the 10MHz rubiduim atomic clock driving its 384kH converters.</p>
[Source: http://www.stereophile.com/content/antelope-rubicon-atomic-adda-preamp-appears]
After last year's <a href="http://www.stereophile.com/content/antelope-rubicon-atomic-adda-preamp">shipping mishap</a>, I thought it would be appropriate to provide a shot of the actual product since it finally arrived in Vegas.
<p>From last year's post: The $40k Rubicon features a built-in analog to digital converter that can be driven from an internal phono preamp, several sets of regular line level RCA jacks, or balanced XLRs. Digital inputs include 2 SPDIF, 2 Toslink and AES/EBU. Analog and digital outputs are also available. The Atomic part of the product's name refers to the 10MHz rubiduim atomic clock driving its 384kH converters.</p>
[Source: http://www.stereophile.com/content/antelope-rubicon-atomic-adda-preamp-appears]