N100 vs Sonore microRendu 2.7
The microRendu 2.7's dsd support is DSD512 against the N100's DSD256, its weight 0.136 kg (0 lbs) against 0.88 kg (2 lbs), and its height 17.78 mm against 34 mm. Both share max sample rate (768 kHz).
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The SMSL N100 is a desktop network music streamer designed to act as a digital transport rather than a DAC; it outputs audio to your own DAC over optical, coaxial, USB, or AES/EBU. It is built in collaboration with Volumio and supports streaming and library playback from services and sources such as TIDAL, Qobuz, TuneIn, ROON, AirPlay, DLNA, USB storage, network storage, and external USB CD drives. The unit uses a compact CNC-machined aluminum chassis and an audio-grade low-noise switching power supply.
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The microRendu 2.7's dsd support is DSD512 against the N100's DSD256, its weight 0.136 kg (0 lbs) against 0.88 kg (2 lbs), and its height 17.78 mm against 34 mm. Both share max sample rate (768 kHz).
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