10-Jan-2017, 09:38
(10-Jan-2017, 07:53)Hifi_swlon Wrote:(09-Jan-2017, 22:56)Dr Tone Wrote:(09-Jan-2017, 22:44)Hifi_swlon Wrote: Seriously though. I still think they might come through. First they actually need a streamer board they can add things to.
If they can do DSD decoding internally, I would think MQA decoding would be achievable without a streamer board. That said Devialet hasn't been delivering much new and improved with regards to firmware updates in the last year. Oops, I forgot about the new display colors and font.
Yeah, credit where credits due - those display tweaks must have taken up huge amounts of resources and was also one of the most user requested features...
I think you're right about the MQA bit. If you can add it to a dragonfly, a Devialet is most likely able.
Don't forget that these Dragonflies were developed after MQA was released and Devialet still has an older DAC chip from before MQA
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