SMSL DP5 High Fidelity Network Music Player ES9038PRO MQA 32 Bit/ 384 kHz DSD256 Bluetooth 4.0 Support Windows

SMSL DP5 High Fidelity Network Music Player ES9038PRO MQA 32 bit/ 384 kHz DSD256 Bluetooth 4.0 Supports Audio Format
Package Including：Remote control, USB cable, power cord, manual
Use your smartphone to stream MQA on DP5
1.Clean up the recording
When the analog sound is converted to a digital signal,time blurring will occur, blurring transient signals over time. As a result, our ears cannot tell where a single sound comes from, the comparison between recorded music and “live performances” is unremarkable!. MQA can eliminate this distortion and create a true 3D sound field, which is different from any sound you have ever heard.
2.Encapsulate the sound
Once the blur in the recording is removed,MQA will use what we call a "musical origami" process,Cleverly makes this large resolution file easy to manage and can compatible with any service or playback device.

Specifications:
Input mode:USBx2 / USB Audio 1 /micro SD /Bluetooth/ DLNA/ SAMBA(NAS)
Output mode:Line / balanced / headphone / optical fiber /coaxial / AES / Bluetooth USB I USB out/ IS
THD+N :0.00015% 
Dynamic range:130dB (A-Weighted)
SNR:130dB (A-Weighted)
Headphone output power: 89mW(32Ω)/64mW(64Ω)/ 27mW(150Ω)/14mW(300Ω)
Unbalanced line output level: 2.1Vrms
Balanced line output level : 5.2Vrms
USB Audio :DSD Top support DSD256
                   PCM Top support PCM384kHz
USB Audio System compatibility: windows 7/8/8.1/10;Mac OS X;Linux
DSD D2P :Up to DSD128
 
1. A lossless player with headphone amplifier output, Built-in an ES9038PRO chip from American ESS company, High SNR, LOw distortion, Supports Native DSD.
2. Supports streaming playback of DLNA and Airplay. Supports 100M network interface and 2.4G/5G WIFI!
3. With analog,USB,I2S,AES,Coaxial,optical fiber signal output.
4. Support MQA full decoding:①Clean up the recording②Encapsulate the sound
5. External hard-Disk connected by USB, supports up to 4TB capacity and supports NTFS/ FAT32 format.

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