EverSolo Streamer


I am enjoying the newly released EverSolo Streamer, which I received at the front door a few hours ago.

First, may I recommend Amir at SummitHiFi out of Toronto Canada. Exceptional service experience. I called Amir a few hours ago to check on status. He told me to check at the door and there it was! His site is SummitHifi-USA.com.

Setup was easy. Just follow the prompts on the touchscreen then scan the code and download the app. No remote is included, as one’s phone / iPad becomes the remote. 
 

Connected to DAC via CParry’s SPDIF Coax BlackCat SilverStar 75.

The app is simplicity itself to navigate. Qobuz accomodated beautifully.

First recording selected; Charles Mingus; Changes: The Complete1970s Atlantic Studios Recordings;Hi-Res 24/96 I believe.

I am not really a Charles Mingus superfan, but I found myself enjoying several tracks.

The thought that comes to mind is, why did I wait so long to get a streamer? No more laptop connected via USB..Yippee! As William Mel Gibson Wallace blurted out as his entrails were torn out on a public torture rack by the wretched Norman English warlords (kidding); Freedom!!

The unit I ordered is the limited Master Edition. Adorned with gold accents, the Chinese marketing announces with great fanfare, ‘Highlight The Dignity!’ Well as I advance in years I felt I could use a way to highlight my dignity : ) The price for this model is $1,299 (if memory serves). I certainly would not pay an extra $450 for some gold accents, but for that modest increase one gets two Femto clocks (regular not Femto), as well as upgraded audio opamps. The sound is stellar. A very marked improvement over my laptop connected via USB.

I plan to wile away this Friday evening enjoying this small yet lovely streamer.

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I am interested in this but only as a streamer. Has anyone compared it to other streamers, like the Lumin U1/U2 mini or the Holo Red?

Thanks Lanx, I have seen those two, I may go with the Pulse Mini and get the external linear PSU too which supposedly elevates it to a different level.

I connected the A6 to my Dad's McIntosh MA8950 via USB to the amp's internal DAC.   Sounded best when the A6 passed the native format to the Mac.   I set output to native and turned the Eversolo upsampling engine off.   In his set up this provided the most clear and detailed sound.    

I can't really comment on the A6 versus my N200.  It 's not apples to apples. One does streaming only and the other is a Streamer / DAC. 

 I love the N200 , it is in a different league altogether.    Build quality on Aurender products is exceptional,  the Eversolo is very good.   It is definitely a great value. 

Eversolo support seems to be OK so far.  They released firmware last week.   

Aurender is unmatched  in my experience.   They just did an update and launched a new version of V Radio which is excellent.    This is what I expect / demand  from a streamer that price. 

The A6 can rip CDs with a $35 drive.  Major bonus.   It can also accept a dig input and be a DAC.    It does a good job with album art.   Sounds great when fitted with a SSD.   FlAC files sound excellent.  There is a lot to like 

I have to get behind my Dad's system later this week and will make it a point to connect the A6 in the analog domain to get a better sense of its sound via RCA out. 

 

If the question is, would I buy one ?    Yes.  When my Vault dies thats what I will most likely do