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@verdantaudio What do you mean by long term flexibility? Can you flush that out a little bit. And as I understand it the Wavedream Net is a memory player, reading everything into Ram before playing it. Although the Wavelight Server does not have a CD transport, does it also read data into a memory buffer before playing it? Thanks for any edification you can provide. |
@verdantaudio In terms of sound quality, from a streaming perspective how would you rank the 2 Rockna Servers? How does the SQ compare to say the Bricasti M5. If you were to rank all 3 as streamers on a 10 point scale (with 10 being the best SQ you are familiar with, not necessarily any of these 3), where would they all fit on that scale? Might you be able to share your perspective? Thanks in advance for your response. |
Hi all, I'm no audio reviewer, but just wanted to chime in on my experience. After getting hold of the Rockna WaveLight DAC, I was awed. My previous DAC was the Benchmark 3B, which I thought was already remarkable. The Wavelight DAC thrashed the Benchmark 3B that there was no need to do an A/B on it. After enjoying the WL DAC for 2 months, the Dealer in Singapore (where I live) tempted me with the WLS. I began to do lots of Googling on whether a streamer / server could make much of a difference. Did not want to spend so much just for a marginal difference. Alas, I took the plunge! Straight out of the box, I could immediately hear the sonic differences, much more spatiality and ultra-high resolution, but it sounded so ahem...digital!! Running it 24hrs for 2 days, I must say it took my music to a new level. The Rockna Wavelight DAV and WLS is now my end-game digital front. If you're wondering how much difference the WLS makes...stop wondering. You'd realize how much you are missing out!...Mike |
