If bits are ‘just bits’ then Audirvana will sound identical to iTunes (or any other Windows/MacOS music player). The thing I like most about Audirvana is that its 30-day trial is one of the easiest ways for anyone to hear (or not) digital audio’s differences - for themselves and for free. Per the screenshot below, the app has auto-discovered the Volumio Primo network streamer that sits on my office desk and the NAD C 338 streaming amplifier recently installed to my listening room downstairs. Other new features include reworked search and a mini-player.Īudirvana will also push digital audio to UPnP/DLNA devices on the same network. Version 3.5 adds support for Germany’s HighResAudio streaming service. Those wanting a taste of MQA without an MQA DAC can make use of Audirvana’s ‘first unfold’ capabilities. I've not seen a general discount code online, outside those contexts, in at. Integrating both, Audirvana can also improve the sound of Qobuz and Tidal. Discussion in 'Computer Audiophile: Software, Configs. Upgrade for owners of Version 1 : €45.50.

This, in turn, reduces the amount of electrical noise spilling from the PC/Mac’s USB port and into the noise-sensitive DAC.Īudirvana’s sound engine has reportedly been completely reworked for MacOS v3.5 and existing users only need the 30-day trial to decide for themselves if the delta is worth the extra moolah: What is Audirvana? A music player that improves the audible quality of any PC or Mac’s USB output by lowering system resource usage during playback. Audirvana - the ‘Plus’ is no more but a refreshed interface, first seen in the Windows variant (review here), finally comes to MacOS users with version 3.5.

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