Unlock the true sound of your music with the AuricSound S7 Twin ESS SABRE 32-Bit DAC. This incredible system helps to deliver the layers of detail in your music previously unavailable on standard devices. The AuricSound S7 helps to open the soundstage so you can hear individual instruments in their full glory. This, as a result, gives the music stunning rhythm and energy. The AuricSound S7 uses twin SABRE Reference 32-bit DACs. The ES9028Q2M DACs takes digital music up a notch for high-resolution audio. In fact, it captures audio at a higher rate than a CD. In layman’s terms, the S7 produces music as close to the original studio recording as possible. The AuricSound S7 connects right to your headphones as well as Mac, PC, smartphone, and more. With the USB amp, high-resolution audio is attainable.
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here just preview page, not complete campaign page. thank you!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2077522647/636572295…
Will you send survey via backerkit?
what can I do if I want one single a7 and one twin z7
We already prepare the purchase order for mass production soon. and some coming Hi-Res devices like A7 Reference XLR AMP & Reference Monitor Speakers.
S7 just born on Kickstarter, we'll share more information and sample to Hi-Fi media for review on October, we completed the MP products. thank you!
How is your driver support?
AuricSound S7 a fully asynchronous and decode by latest XMOS USB Audio ARM, the S7 has both XMOS and ESS can plays high-resolution 32-bit/768 kHz files at their native resolution without downsampling. With more DSP capability, the older XMOS is the USB ARM DAC already can decode ‘Master Quality Authenticated’ (MQA) lossless audio files on version 2015.
2. Or will this be just a partial unfolding (Core decoding) i.e: Tidal unfolding the first stage and Aurisound unfolding 2nd stage
3. Will MQA be supported from get go (release date) or will this be a "future" firmware upgrade As this is a very important function for my reasoning of support, so want to clarify this before hand.. Thanks a lot, and keep up the good work! Regards
Al
S7 ON/OFF Demo (00:00 to 03:48 ON) (03:50 to 05:35 OFF) (05:36 to 07:39 ON)
https://youtu.be/iCeBMO_myUM
Mac internal Sound Specs:
Sample rates: 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, or 96 kHz
Bits per sample: 16-bit or 24-bit
Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR): > 130 dB
Total harmonic distortion + noise (THD+N): < -130 dB (0.00003%) You just plug-in USB via AuricSound S7, you can hear rich detail and know more on the same Pm-3 and Mac. you can hear much of a difference in sound quality even from low bitrate Audio source. thank you.
Thank you!
So I'm asking as I have files stored in that format - I've never even seen files at 768kHz so it's personally not a high priority.
we leave the 6.35mm (1/4 inch) headphone jack because the S7 created by mini size.
The WavPack audio format normally for low-end devices can't support hight bitrate format, you can be enjoyed S7 build with latest XMOS Octa-core ARM CPU and ESS Twin SABRE® Reference 32bit DACs support full range audio to 768kHz/32-bit.
BTW, we'll release the new Power AMP for S7 with 6.35mm (1/4 inch) and full XLR headphone jack. thank you!
2) Why did you choose a 3.5mm headphone output rather than a 6.35mm (1/4 inch) headphone output?
3) Have you looked at supporting the WavPack audio format (www.wavpack.com) , an open source format which supports lossless compression of PCM and DSD audio? Thanks