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Lautstärkeregelungschip NJW1194: Präzise Lautstärkeregelung und geringe Verzerrung
Unterstützt MQA und MQA-CD: MQA (Master Quality Authenticated) ist eine preisgekrönte britische Technologie und eine hochauflösende Audiocodierungstechnologie mit extrem hoher Abtastrate und ausreichend kleiner Dateigröße. RAW-HA1 nutzt die MQA-Technologie, die MQA-Audio empfangen und dekodieren und Master-Sound bereitstellen kann.
Brandneues XMOS XU-316 der 3. Generation: PCM unterstützt bis zu 32 Bit/768 kHz, DSD unterstützt DSD256
Der neueste High-End-DAC-Chip CS43131
Neuer digitaler Hochleistungsverstärker-Chip: Höhere Qualität mit hoher Effizienz und geringem Energieverbrauch
Max. Versorgungsspannung 245 Millivolt
Min. Versorgungsspannung 245 Millivolt
Montageart Freistehend
Anzahl von Kanälen 2
Ausgangsleistung 165 Watt
Pakettypname dose
Maximale Ausgabeleistung 165 Watt
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MQA emerged in December 2014 from the innovative labs of UK-based Meridian Audio, founded by digital audio pioneer Bob Stuart. As a proprietary codec—Master Quality Authenticated—MQA was designed to deliver studio-master sound quality through efficient encoding, folding high-resolution audio up to 192kHz into standard 44.1kHz files while addressing perceived timing inaccuracies in digital playback. Meridian, renowned for its high-res contributions like the MLP format for DVD-Audio, spun off MQA as an independent company, MQA Limited, to champion this streaming-era solution.
Unlike traditional hi-fi hardware makers, MQA focuses exclusively on audio technology licensing rather than physical products like amplifiers, speakers, or turntables. Its core offerings include encoders for labels, decoders integrated into DACs, streamers, and apps, plus extensions like the Arya Bluetooth codec (formerly SCL6/MQAir) for wireless high-res transmission. Bluesound, NAD, and PSB products have prominently featured MQA decoding, embedding the tech into high-performance streaming DACs and amplifiers.
Positioned as a high-end niche player, MQA garnered initial acclaim for promising authenticated artist-intended sound but faced fierce debate over its claims of superior fidelity and lossless efficiency, dividing engineers and reviewers. After administration in April 2025, Lenbrook Industries—owners of NAD, PSB, and Bluesound—acquired its assets, signaling potential revival and renewed integration into premium hi-fi ecosystems for discerning streaming enthusiasts.
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