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SMSL DP5 Network Music Player

€649,95

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SMSL DP5 Network Music Player

1 reviews

Brand: SMSL

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€ 649,⁹⁵ 3 In stock

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At least two years warranty
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Fully supports MQA
ISO8 and ALL 64K files do not support.

Product description SMSL DP5 Network Music Player

Dp5 player will automatically retrieve storage devices, such as Pc file, Flash Drive, Portable Hard Drive MicroSD Card, and even SMB shared folders (NAS). You can choose to play music directly. Multiple inputs and outputs provide more practicality for daily music time.

Highlights

Lossless player with headphone amplifier output
Built-in with an ES9038PRO chip which has high SNR and low distortion
Supports streaming playback of DLNA and Airplay
Supports Native DSD, WAV, APE, FLAC , AIFF, MP3 Etc.
Supports 100M network interface and 2.4G/5G WIFI
With analog, USB, I2S, AES, Coaxial, Optical fiber signal output
External hard-Disk connected by USB supports up to 4TB capacity , and supports NTFS/FAT32 format
MQA HIGH Resolution Lossless which means it can decode MQA files.

Product Details

SMSL DP5 Network Music Player

This DP5 player supports most audio file formats on the market, including MP3, WMA, WAV, AIFF, AAC, FLAC, OGG, APE, ALAC, DSF, DFF, etc. Supports AirPlay. As long as the DP5 is connected to the same local area network with your iOS device, it will appear in the AirPlay device list. You can simply send the audio stream to DP5 streamer by selecting it. In addition, the Dp5 player also supports the dlna.

Specifications

Article number: SMSL DP5
EAN: 8785256847600
Rated power output (RMS): Headphone 89mW (32Ω), 64mW (64 Ω), 27mW (150Ω) and 14 mW (300Ω)
Distortion: THD+N: 0.00015%
DSP: DSD DOP: DSD 256, DSD Native: DSD 256
DAC: ES9038PRO D/A Chip
Maximum sampling rate: APE 8K-384K, WAV 8K-384K, WMA 8K-96K, FLAC 8K-384K (16-24 bit) and DSF 2.8M-11.2M. DFF 2.8M-11.2M (1 bit) and Aiff 8K-384K (16-32bit), M4A 8K-384K (16-24bit) and MP3 8K-48K, AAC 8K-48K, OGG 8K-48K (16 bit)
Optical S/PDIF in/out: Out
Coaxial in/out: Out
RCA in/out: Out
Bus in/out: Unbalanced line output level: 2.1Vrms and Balanced line output level: 5.2Vrms
USB: In: USBx2 and USB Audio DSD256 ans PCM 384Khz
Memory card slot: Yes, max 256 Gig
Headphone jack: Yes, 6,5mm
Bluetooth
Wi-Fi
Remote control
App control
Accepted file formats: APE, WAV, WMA, FLAC. DSF, DFF, ISO DSD, ISI DST, Aiff, M4A. MP2, MP3, AAC and OGG
Power consumption: 4W
Stand-by power consumption: 0.5W

Reviews

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4 of 5

The DP5 is an excellent music player for USB drive storage. It creates a list of the files on the drives and allows for internal playlist support. If you own an Android Phone, you can use the HiBy APP to choose songs to play based on the directory structure and sorted by artist/album/genre. Only a Bluetooth connection is needed, no WIFI or LAN necessary! It is an excellent digital-to-analog converter (DAC) for your computer, capable of being used both with and without a driver. Using a driver allows you to choose a higher sampling rate, with 96K having no apparent delay. Additionally, it functions as a DAC for your smartphone. The device also comes with a built-in headphone amplifier that can handle headphones with an impedance of 250 ohms, although it may not reach very loud volumes. The non-touch display is really pleasant and has an ideal size for easily viewing the track list. Additionally, the included remote control is really practical to touch any of the buttons on the device or use the rotary encoder. The device operates using a Linux operating system and boots within a time span of 15 seconds. But not all is perfect: The headphone amplifier functions only when the line output is deactivated in the menu. It is not possible to have both simultaneously. The DAC cannot be used with coax or toslink inputs, only USB. There is an option to select the input, but typically, once you connect a computer, it automatically chooses the digital-to-analog converter. Unfortunately, it also disconnects the USB drives that are connected (except for the SD card). At least, this process is rapid. There are no built-in streaming applications like Spotify Connect or Tidal. You have the option to use Airplay, but it may be more convenient to connect your computer through USB. The Bluetooth function is just satisfactory. It is capable of receiving or sending data, but it cannot be used simultaneously with the HiBy APP. (hiBy Link has to be toggled in the menue) There are issues with the firmware that need to be addressed. When files are deleted, the indexing does not remove their entries. Additionally, there is no way to extract or backup playlists. It is also not possible to adjust the integrated DAC. Unfortunately, the company SMSL apparently provides no assistance. They neglect to respond to emails or posts on Facebook, and there is little chance that they will release an enhanced software. This is truly disappointing, considering the hardware itself is of high quality.

By Julian on 11 February 2024