@mceljo You can read the technical aspects on their website and Jason’s Headroom thread (warning, it’s very long). My take on it is that they have worked out a mathematical way to re-construct the original waveforms from the 44.kHz sampling (e.g.) that seems to be better than the delta-sigma DACs do and is like R2R, but all done on chip. They then implement it with some computationally powerful chips, that only they use for music.
Functionally, I had a BiFrost with two different DACs, prior to the MultiBit upgrade, and while it was nice, I didn’t really listen to it much. About 2 seconds after the MB upgrade, I recognized this was very different and sounded like the analog side of my system and like music. I listen to all digital now, as on balance, analog (at my price range) and digital are essentially equal with different pros and cons.
Take a look at some of my old posts, where I have talked about MultiBit more.
Functionally, I had a BiFrost with two different DACs, prior to the MultiBit upgrade, and while it was nice, I didn’t really listen to it much. About 2 seconds after the MB upgrade, I recognized this was very different and sounded like the analog side of my system and like music. I listen to all digital now, as on balance, analog (at my price range) and digital are essentially equal with different pros and cons.
Take a look at some of my old posts, where I have talked about MultiBit more.