I spoke with Javier about this; he told me there has been very little interest shown for DSD512. While not a foregone conclusion, he has a lot of other projects currently in front of him, so I imagine it will not be something you see in the near future.Welcome on WBF, Brandon. May I please ask you the following: a while back Javier informed me that Wadax was thinking about introducing a dsd 512 option for the reference dac. But he also mentioned that this option was not Wadax’s top priority. Can you please inform us whether the dsd 512 option will indeed be introduced in the near future?
Thanks for your update Brandon.I spoke with Javier about this; he told me there has been very little interest shown for DSD512. While not a foregone conclusion, he has a lot of other projects currently in front of him, so I imagine it will not be something you see in the near future.
Hi AC -I have been informed that the units and cables are burned in for 48 hours at the Wadax factory. And that another week of playing at home is needed to break them in completely. The latter seems somewhat optimistic to me because I expected that at least another 300-400 hours of burning in would be needed. But the Wadax specialists undoubtedly know this much better than I do.
Thanks Brandon! I am currently (further) burning inter alia all my cables (grounding cables, pc’s, ic’s, loudspeaker cables) as well my various Tripoint Audio ‘grounding’ units with a cable cooker. That will certainly take another couple of weeks. So playing in the Wadax Reference PSU and Akasa dc cables (if I receive them say at the end of next week) will fit in perfectly. Thanks again.Hi AC -
this is correct. I confirmed with the factory that products and cables go through an initial burn-in process. I would recommend about a week for break-in after that. I would suggest you will have your biggest sound improvement at home after a couple days of playing and settling in.
This is a good question which I will bring up with Javier. However, I can tell you right now that, based on the plans for the near future, an A/D converter is not in works presently.Hello i have a question regarding Wadax in general as a Wadax fan .
Are there any plans of Wadax A - D designs in regard to studio / recording use .
I think most music lovers would benefit from Wadax AD conversion resulting in better more musical digital files
Is it possible to have the current retail pricing for 2024 posted?thanks everyone for the welcomes. I'll get to work on your questions; I will have to get some answers from the factory. The Reference Transport has been running through the gauntlet of testing. We still do not have a firm ship date for it, but I anticipate we will see it in Q2 of this year. As for new products and a replacement for the Atlantis DAC - I can't reveal too much at this time. We do have some fun and exciting things planned for this year, however. I will update you as we move forward and information becomes available.
this is a good question which I will bring up in my next meeting. I'll let you know what I find out!Hello Brandon,
May I please ask you the following. Quite a few dxd recordings are available in a 24 as well as a 32 bit format (the latter is usual more expensive). What is Wadax’s view on the sonic difference(s) between the 24 and 32 bit format? Can the Wadax’s dac fully exploit the - potential? - benefits of the 32 bit format? Thanks.
Thanks, Brandon.this is a good question which I will bring up in my next meeting. I'll let you know what I find out!