Monosauras
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Hey everyone,
I'm not really sure if I'm referring to the correct parts, so I'll explain what I'm trying to achieve here.
I have a spare set of bookshelves that I wanted to use for music (Tidal direct). I was thinking of getting a Bluesound Powernode or Sonos amp to power them, but then I saw the Eversolo DMP-A6 and really like the look of it. For reference, all three options are within a few hundred of each other (Australia).
I already have an old Denon X4000 avr. I'd like to power the speakers from the avr, and use the Eversolo as the source.
As the Eversolo has its own DAC, is there a way for me to skip the DAC on the Denon? Is there a benefit to doing so?
I'd imagine I just need to use the unbalanced connectors and put the Denon in Pure mode to achieve this?
Thanks in advance.
I'm not really sure if I'm referring to the correct parts, so I'll explain what I'm trying to achieve here.
I have a spare set of bookshelves that I wanted to use for music (Tidal direct). I was thinking of getting a Bluesound Powernode or Sonos amp to power them, but then I saw the Eversolo DMP-A6 and really like the look of it. For reference, all three options are within a few hundred of each other (Australia).
I already have an old Denon X4000 avr. I'd like to power the speakers from the avr, and use the Eversolo as the source.
As the Eversolo has its own DAC, is there a way for me to skip the DAC on the Denon? Is there a benefit to doing so?
I'd imagine I just need to use the unbalanced connectors and put the Denon in Pure mode to achieve this?
Thanks in advance.