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The Brooklyn does not accept 4xDSD from both Jriver and Audivana. The 2xDSD works fine. Computers are MacMini and MacBook Pro. Does anyone succeeded in getting it to work, and would like to share your experience?

Dear, I bet you that in one or two years, your cellphones with MQA will sound as good as the Rossini, provided that MQA will roll out. My experience with Brooklyn MQA is better than Rossini without MQA.

At a local dealer, I listened to a Rossini and Clock connected to Kudo speakers and it produced the best HiFi sound I have ever heard. But the same equipment connected to Magico S3, it was very disappointing. So I guess you need a good pair of loudspeakers to take advantage of the excellent source. The main hesitation I have in buying the Rossini is the MQA availability. If MQA streaming becomes available next year, then I only need a Mytek Brooklyn to obtain the same (or better) sound quality. That also means CD will becoming obsolete in the coming years. Am I still wanting to spent so much money only to put Rossini aside and then buy a small Brooklyn for daily listening? Now if Rossini includes a MQA decoder inside, the decision will be easy.

I also brought a Mytek Brooklyn DAC but I'm not sure I like the sound more than the McIntosh build-in one.

You'll get better resell value with it. You'll also feel joyful everytime you see a blue eye beautful. Isn't that everything?

I am a previous owner of both Hegal H80 and H300, both of them sound smooth and non-fatigue, but there were a lot of sounds missing in their replay. It is just unbelievable. I finally upgraded to a McIntosh MA-7900 and love it very much. The DAC inside is better than most mid to high-range DAC . If you do a comparison of features/quality and price comparison, there is non better. You'll change your mind if you go to a McIntosh showroom to hear one yourself.