Operation Manual

Table Of Contents

It does not convert PCM files in the internal

storage to DSD64 files.

The equalizer is not applied when playing DSD.

Using the equalizer function can slow down the

operation of the product.

For details on how to set up the equalizer, please

refer to the page 57-58.

Sound

Equalizer: Set the equalizer to suit your tastes.

- PRO EQ: Recommend Preset EQ by experts

- USER EQ: Change the height of the equalizer on

your tastes

Sound In/out: Connect or disconnect Sound in/out

If Sound In/Out is connected to Digital In(Coax, OPT, AES

/EBU, BNC), you cannot output the sound as ‘Digital Out’.

- If you select ‘Digital In’ on the ‘Sound In/Out’ select

screen, you cannot select ‘Digital out’.

If ‘Sound In/Out’ is connected to ‘Digital In(Coax, OPT, QES/

EBU, BNC)’, it will be disconnected if you click the icon of the

connected port again, and [CLOSE] menu on the bottom

will be activated.

You can only adjust the volume if ‘Variable Analog Out’

and [BAL], [PHONES] on the left side is selected on the

‘Sound In/Out’ selecting screen.

Gap-less: Plays music files after the currently playing music

and continue to the next file in a row without interruption.

- It only works if the currently playing music and the

following music have the same specification

(the sample rate, bit, channel).

In order to use the PCM to DSD feature, you have to

activate it from ‘Settings> Sound’. This feature supports

only WAV, FLAC files with DXD format. (DXD format means

WAV, FLAC files with 24bit / 352kHz or more.)

If Sound In / Out is connected to the Digital Out (Coax,

OPT, AES / EBU, BNC), Native DSD cannot be played.

- If it is set to Digital Out, Native DSD will automatically be

changed to PCM and played.

- If it is set to Digital Out DXD will automatically be changed

to PCM and played.

If it is played or paused as Native DSD, you cannot select

‘Digital Out’ from ‘Sound In/Out’.

Balance Output: Set the left/right balance of the

sound output.

PCM to DSD: Converts PCM file to DSD64 data,

and turns on/off the playing function.

Using the Device