Matrix Audio MS-1 Series Reference Streamer Preamp Dac

Matrix Audio MS-1 Series Reference Streamer Preamp Dac

Marsoni

M251S

$7500.00

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Matrix Audio MS-1 Series Reference Streamer Preamp DacThe new MS 1 Streamer Dac Preamp is Matrix Audio's brand new flagship music streamer. Its industrial design showcases Matrix Audio's concept of simplicity. With hundreds of circular perforations of varying sizes and depths arranged in an array on the simple hexahedron, resembling rhythmic beats dancing and emerging on the surface. The source device is the soul of an audio system. Hardwares contributes as the body of MS 1, while software is the soul.

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