Cambridge Audio DACMAGIC 200M - Digital to Analogue Converter
DacMagic 200M is Cambridge Audio’s first product to support MQA
Studio-quality sound is provided by the acclaimed British technology MQA in a file size suitable for streaming. For example, TIDAL uses MQA technology to provide master quality as part of their Hi-Fi subscription. MQA files can be fully decoded and played back on Cambridge Audio's DacMagic 200M, making them sound identical to the original studio recording.
Look for the blue MQA indicator on the product. This means you are listening to a MQA Studio file, which has either been verified by the copyright holder or approved in-studio by the artist or producer. The presence of the green light confirms that a MQA music file is being played and encoded.
| Product Name | Cambridge Audio DACMAGIC 200M - Digital to Analogue Converter |
|---|---|
| Product Code | DACMAGIC200MGY |
| Manufacturer | CAMBRIDGE AUDIO |
DACMAGIC 200M
Easy handling of digital audio files up to 32bit/768kHz or DSD512 with dual ESS ES9028Q2M DACs
Supports Ensure that the audio you are listening to has been approved by the artist using MQA.
Connect CD players, video game consoles, laptops, and other digital audio sources using the digital optical, digital coaxial, and USB inputs.
Wirelessly send digital audio files from your smartphone or tablet thanks to built-in Bluetooth aptX.
Although digital audio is excellent, you cannot hear it without analogue audio. And how you convert the digital audio files from your computer, CD, or preferred streaming provider completely determines how it will ultimately sound. Every time the digital-to-analog conversion is done, the DacMagic 200M does it flawlessly, enhancing the quality of all kinds of audio systems.
The first Cambridge Audio product to enable MQA is DacMagic 200M.
Studio-quality sound is provided by the acclaimed British technology MQA in a file size suitable for streaming. For example, TIDAL uses MQA technology to provide master quality as part of their Hi-Fi subscription. MQA files can be fully decoded and played back on Cambridge Audio's DacMagic 200M, making them sound identical to the original studio recording.
