INTRODUCTION AND FEATURES
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AUDIO STREAMING JUST BECAME BETTER
DS-10 is designed to cover the needs of the con-
temporary audiophile completing any audio system
while offering almost all kind of internet and digital
connectivity with the purity of the premium Gold
Note High-End audio performance in a convenient
elegant shape.
DS-10 is an innovative D/A Converter inspired by
the acclaimed top model DS-1000 merging the ex-
tended features of IS-1000 all-in-one unit adding
a even something more: To make the DS-10 even
more interesting we have introduced a High-End
headphones amplifier and Bluetooth 5.0 for the
first time ever.
DIGITAL AUDIO DAC AND FULL FUNCTION
STREAMER
DS-10 is a new generation D/A Converter and
UPnP, DLNA Streamer created to revolution any
audio system being able to browse Web Streaming
Players and Digital Sources.
DS-10 can be matched with traditional CD player,
TV or Media Server as well as it is compatible with
almost all Internet services including Roon, Tidal,
Qobuz, Airplay, Spotify, Deezer, V-Tuner, from
which it can play DSD, PCM and MQA formats all to
enjoy real "High-End Audio" as a new refreshing
experience, hassle and cable free.
QUICK TO INSTALL AND EASY TO USE
DS-10 is a true High-End Audio DAC capable of
audiophile sound from digital files featuring
Streamer and Network Player functions to help en-
joying favorite music always with the greatest au-
dio quality, fully controlled via App, remote and
front knob to make it work super easily.
PREAMPLIFIER AND HEADPHONES AMP
DS-10 also features an On/Off switchable High-
End audio analogue preamp stage. All the different
remote controls including a computer App make it
easy to control DS-10 synchronizing the unit to all
functions and letting even the web players play
analogue volume when the preamp stage is acti-
vated, guaranteeing the best performance ever.
DS-10 also features a professional 6.3 mm head-
phones output with a proprietary design which al-
lows selecting the sensitivity to drive almost any
kind of headphones on the market.
