A dedicated streaming transport with no internal converter, built to feed a separate DAC over isolated USB, IIS, AES/EBU, coaxial or optical. OCXO clock with PLL and external clock input, 8.6 inch touchscreen, dual NVMe slots to 16TB and Roon Ready certification. Brand new dealer stock with full Eversolo warranty. The Eversolo T10 is a streaming transport. It has no internal digital to analogue converter and no analogue outputs, so it is made for one job: sending the cleanest possible digital signal to a DAC you already own or are about to buy. This is brand new boxed stock, supplied by Dreamcrest Audio as an authorised Eversolo dealer with the full manufacturer warranty. What it does The T10 reads music from streaming services, from network shares over SMB, NFS and WebDAV, from internal NVMe drives or from USB, then passes it out digitally. Tidal, Qobuz, Apple Music, Amazon Music and Deezer run on the unit, Tidal Connect, Qobuz Connect and Spotify Connect are supported, and it is certified Roon Ready. USB and IIS carry up to PCM 768kHz and native DSD512, with optional upsampling to 16 times. Transport or all in one, and T10 against T8 If you already have a DAC you like, a transport is the right purchase, because you are not paying twice for conversion. If you have no DAC, choose a DMP series unit such as the DMP-A8 Gen 2, which converts and preamplifies internally. Against the T8, the T10 moves from a 6 inch screen to 8.6 inches, from 4GB of memory to 8GB of DDR5 on an eight core platform, from a femtosecond clock system to an OCXO oscillator with PLL and a 10MHz or 25MHz external clock input at 50 ohm or 75 ohm, and from Gigabit to 2.5G Ethernet with Wi-Fi 6. Room correction is evotune Pro rather than evotune. How it sounds and where it fits A transport has no sound of its own in the way an amplifier does, but it changes what your DAC receives. The T10 isolates its USB and coaxial outputs, runs an O type linear power supply and offers fibre networking, all of which cut the noise reaching the converter. That matters most on DACs with a sensitive USB input. It suits a resolving system built around a good standalone converter such as a Matrix Audio or SMSL model. Key features No internal DAC, digital outputs only, for use with a separate converter Isolated USB audio and IIS outputs, PCM 768kHz and native DSD512 OCXO clock with PLL and 10MHz or 25MHz external clock input Custom O type linear power supply Dual M.2 NVMe slots to 16TB total, plus 64GB internal storage Technical specifications Digital out: USB audio, IIS with eight modes, AES/EBU, coaxial, optical AES/EBU, coaxial and optical to PCM 192kHz 24-bit and DoP64 Network: 2.5G Ethernet, SFP fibre, dual band Wi-Fi 6 Chassis 365 x 310 x 88mm, 6.3kg Frequently asked questions Is the T10 Roon Ready? Yes. Eversolo lists the T10 as Roon Ready and Roon Tested, so it appears as a zone in Roon. What is the difference between the T series and the DMP series? The T series are transports with digital outputs only. The DMP series convert and preamplify internally. If you have no DAC, buy a DMP model. Can it rip CDs? The T10 has no disc drive, but it will rip from a USB CD drive to internal or NVMe storage and fetch the metadata automatically. In stock now at Dreamcrest Audio. Use the enquiry button on this page to check DAC matching or arrange a demonstration.
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