Streaming transport suggestions

You should look at a 432evo server

The evo line is considered to be the best sounding servers out of europe and challenge much more expensive servers

Unlike innous the 432evo models can be upgraded to higher levels of performance and are 100 percent moduler to allow for compponent changes if better parts come out in thefuture

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Dave and troy
Audio intellect nj

@zavato 

Does your M1 have the ethernet option? 

I have a Bricasti M1SE with the ethernet option, to my ears I like ethernet connection much better than USB from my Innuos Zenith Mk. 3.

I would +1 @jayrossi13 - why not use what the manufacturer of your DAC uses?

Also, Bricasti make a highly well regarded network streaming transport of their own:

https://bricasti.com/en/consumer/m5.php

I own the Bryston DAC3, which is terrific.  I thought, why not pair it with a Bryston player?  I bought the BDP3.  Terrible player.  Just because a company makes a good DAC doesn’t mean their expertise will carry over to other areas

Addressing several responses

* multi-room isn't a factor
* will not consider a server (and don't appreciate a dealer ignoring what I        said and trying to upsell me)
* My M1 doesn't have the ethernet option
* The M5 doesn't appear to be a plug and play solution

I'm looking for high quality and simple to use. These days I am running Qobuz through Audirvana on my MacBook Pro, and also listen to numerous hi-rez files on my MacBook Pro., also via Audirvana. The reason I no longer feel the need for a server is that ever single album I has as a hi-rez file is available on Qobuz. Worst case I could transfer those files to a usb stick and listen that way. Thus the server function is superfluous. 

Re the bdp3, I've been told people aren't crazy about the user interface. 

FWIW, the best streamer I ever heard was a Naim streamer. I was told it was close to $3ok. Well beyond my budget.