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Bricasti Design
Bricasti Design offers a consumer range of DACs, source controllers, network playback components and amplifiers. Its catalogue separates Classic and Platinum series, while the official contact page locates manufacturing and shipping operations in Shirley, Massachusetts.
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Bricasti Design’s consumer catalogue covers digital conversion, source control, network playback, preamplification and power amplification for component-based music systems. Its contact page lists both United States and international sales contacts. Manufacturing, shipping, receiving and billing are identified at the company address in Shirley, Massachusetts. The same page identifies Brian Zolner as president and Joe Torosian in logistics and support. [1] [2]
The consumer menu is divided into Classic and Platinum series. It includes M1, M3 and M21 DAC entries, an M12 source controller, M20 preamplifier, M5 network player and M19 SACD transport. Amplification spans stereo models such as the M15 and M25 and several monoblock models. The MDx processor upgrade is listed separately, indicating that upgrades are part of the catalogue as well as complete components. [1] [2]
The M19 is listed as an SACD transport, the M5 as a network player and the M12 as a source controller. The website provides downloads, product registration, technical support and an end-user forum alongside dealer information. Its News & Reviews section links named publications covering the M19, M1 Series II, M30 and M3, while a separate interview section provides another route into the company’s work. [1] [2]
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