Dream Player MPS-8 vs Edelweiss Player MPS-6
The Edelweiss Player MPS-6's output impedance is 56Ω against the Dream Player MPS-8's 1Ω and its output voltage 14.3V RMS against 4.2V RMS. Both share max sample rate (384 kHz) and dsd support (DSD256).
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The Playback Designs Dream Player MPS-8 is a reference-class, integrated SACD/CD player and discrete-DAC music playback system. It combines Playback Designs’ dedicated SACD/CD transport, a fully differential discrete DAC, separate high-end differential analog stages for each channel, and a digitally controlled analog volume stage that permits direct connection to a power amplifier. It can also operate as an external DAC through USB, AES/EBU, S/PDIF coaxial, TosLink, and proprietary optical PLINK connections. The Stream-X network-streaming module was offered as an optional installation; later dealer documentation also refers to a Stream-X2 option. The platform is user-updatable and supports computer recording software. Playback Designs specifies a single master-clock architecture for the unit’s control, signal-processing, digital-input, and display circuitry.
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The Edelweiss Player MPS-6's output impedance is 56Ω against the Dream Player MPS-8's 1Ω and its output voltage 14.3V RMS against 4.2V RMS. Both share max sample rate (384 kHz) and dsd support (DSD256).
The DP-770's signal-to-noise is 121 dB against the Dream Player MPS-8's 116 dB, its output impedance 50Ω against 1Ω, and its output voltage 2.5V RMS against 4.2V RMS. Both share dsd support (DSD256).
The 560's signal-to-noise is 140 dB against the Dream Player MPS-8's 116 dB, its output voltage 4.0V RMS against 4.2V RMS, and its output impedance 10Ω against 1Ω. Both share max sample rate (384 kHz).
The FLS 20's max sample rate is 192 kHz against the Dream Player MPS-8's 384 kHz, its signal-to-noise 110 dB against 116 dB, its output voltage 2.5V RMS against 4.2V RMS, and its output impedance 240Ω against 1Ω.
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