MQA shows u more holography and more of the room in which the recording took place. All the technical bla bla bla does not matter to me, what matters is what I hear!
How many of you believe in MQA?
I have recently purchased a Bluesound Node 2i. The dealer suggested I connect the Bluesound by way of digital coax to a Pro-Ject S2 DAC by way of RCA anologue to my ARCAM AVR550. However, I found out I will not be able to control my Bluesound with an iPhone, iPad or PC notebook. The only way to hear MQA completely unfolded is to plug in a computer USB. This would mean I would have to get up from where I am sitting, go to the computer to change songs and albums. I believe the Pro-Ject RS2 DAC would work, but not sure what the sales price is or if this is a good option.
The dealer asked me why I wanted to even bother listening to MQA completely unfolded when the DAC sounded better than the DAC inside the Bluesound. He thinks MQA is way over rated and it may not be around a year from now. If I hook things up with the Pro-Ject S2 DAC I will be able to hear one unfold which would be at 24 bit/88.2 kHz. If I do this, I will be giving up the opportunity to hear MQA recordings recorded at 24 bit/96 kHz or 24 bit/192 kHz.
How many of you are enbracing MQA?
The dealer asked me why I wanted to even bother listening to MQA completely unfolded when the DAC sounded better than the DAC inside the Bluesound. He thinks MQA is way over rated and it may not be around a year from now. If I hook things up with the Pro-Ject S2 DAC I will be able to hear one unfold which would be at 24 bit/88.2 kHz. If I do this, I will be giving up the opportunity to hear MQA recordings recorded at 24 bit/96 kHz or 24 bit/192 kHz.
How many of you are enbracing MQA?