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What product/device in your HiFi setup you consider to be the most essential and why?
I use three digital transports for each of my HiFi setups in the Study, Bedroom and Diner but the one product that really shines is my Vovofox AP05S.
If you have all your music on a hard drive or like to access your NAS server, I think Vovofox AP05S Music Player and DAC with bespoke FPGA technology is an important inclusion to your HiFi setup. As a DAC it is able to support up to 32-bit/384kHz PCM & DSD512 decoding. It has two headphone sockets but nothing special, it's there if you need it.
As a DAC, the sound quality is really good but I'm using it mainly as a digital transport, the USB output feeds into my DAC/Streamer Matrix Mini I-4 and is able to play DSD natively, I have 2TB internal NVME M.2 SSD installed.
If you want to access the music remotely from your PC or laptop, it's fairly seamless, just enter \\192.168.* in the Window's Explorer address bar. You can access the internal M.2 SSD by entering *(IP address of this device).
It really is the most versatile product, you can have it standalone in your bedroom, plug in your headphones and you're fixed. I would add a good headamp, if that is something you're thinking about doing.
Probably the most under rated product in my HiFi collection but it's the vital cog in the wheel that turns and like magic, we have music.
I use three digital transports for each of my HiFi setups in the Study, Bedroom and Diner but the one product that really shines is my Vovofox AP05S.
If you have all your music on a hard drive or like to access your NAS server, I think Vovofox AP05S Music Player and DAC with bespoke FPGA technology is an important inclusion to your HiFi setup. As a DAC it is able to support up to 32-bit/384kHz PCM & DSD512 decoding. It has two headphone sockets but nothing special, it's there if you need it.
As a DAC, the sound quality is really good but I'm using it mainly as a digital transport, the USB output feeds into my DAC/Streamer Matrix Mini I-4 and is able to play DSD natively, I have 2TB internal NVME M.2 SSD installed.
If you want to access the music remotely from your PC or laptop, it's fairly seamless, just enter \\192.168.* in the Window's Explorer address bar. You can access the internal M.2 SSD by entering *(IP address of this device).
It really is the most versatile product, you can have it standalone in your bedroom, plug in your headphones and you're fixed. I would add a good headamp, if that is something you're thinking about doing.
Probably the most under rated product in my HiFi collection but it's the vital cog in the wheel that turns and like magic, we have music.
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