Matrix Audio
China
About Matrix Audio
Matrix Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., established in 2009 in Xi'an, China, is a leading digital Hi-Fi audio company that originated from the friendship of three classmates with a shared passion for high-end audio who decided to transform their hobby projects into a professional audio equipment business after graduating in 2006. Specializing in developing, producing, and selling digital Hi-Fi audio products, Matrix Audio has evolved over more than a decade into a mature brand with a strong focus on streaming audio and top-class digital-to-analog conversion technology. The company's brand name 'Matrix' draws inspiration from the mathematical concept of balance between two dimensions, portrait and landscape, reflecting their philosophy of creating products that not only deliver excellent audio performance but also incorporate great designs that seamlessly integrate into home environments. Matrix Audio's comprehensive product portfolio includes ten models divided into three series, featuring popular offerings such as the Mini-i Pro, X-Sabre Pro, Quattro II DAC, Audio Element i, X-Sabre Pro DAC, and Element X, all designed for audiophiles seeking high-quality digital audio solutions. With expertise in high-resolution audio streaming, DSD support, PCM decoding, and network streaming functionality, Matrix Audio has established itself as a prominent manufacturer of audiophile-grade DACs, amplifiers, and streaming devices that bridge traditional hi-fi principles with modern digital audio technology for discerning music enthusiasts worldwide.
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Matrix Audio MA-1 Power Amplifier: High-Fidelity Excellence Unveiled
Matrix Audio unveils the MA-1 Power Amplifier, part of the M series, showcasing innovative design and superior audio performance.
The MA-1 employs Class AB amplification, delivering 250W per channel at 8Ω and 450W per channel at 4Ω in stereo mode.
Bridged mode provides 500W at 8Ω and 900W at 4Ω, suitable for high-demand speaker systems.
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Matrix Audio announces software update for large-screen product series
Matrix Audio integrates HQPlayer NAA protocol into its large-screen product series, enhancing system flexibility and audio quality with reduced electromagnetic interference.
The HQPlayer NAA protocol enables direct audio transmission from the server to devices, eliminating the need for additional NAA equipment and USB interfaces.
Updated input menu customization allows users to select and display only frequently used input channels, optimizing interface usability and clarity.
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Matrix Audio TS-1: Flagship Streamer Unveiled at Munich High End Show
Combines a high-performance DAC, headphone amp, and streaming platform with support for Tidal, Qobuz, Spotify, and Roon Ready.
Features an NVMe SSD slot, USB, and NAS storage support for flexible local and external library management.
Dual AK4493SEQ DACs with femto-second clocks and isolated circuits ensure high-fidelity audio and minimized noise.
Matrix Audio SC-1 Reference Clock: Elevating Digital Audio Performance
SC-1 operates at a stable 10MHz frequency, reducing jitter for enhanced digital audio performance.
Features an OCXO with SC-Cut Quartz crystal, achieving exceptional frequency accuracy and stability.
Includes four 10MHz clock outputs to synchronize multiple devices with high precision.
Matrix Audio Unveils NT-1 and TT-1 Network Players Enhancing Streaming Performance
Matrix Audio introduces NT-1 (€4,899) and TT-1 (€2,249), high-performance network players enhancing streaming by bypassing direct DA conversion.
TT-1 offers compact design, versatile digital outputs, LAN/USB connectivity, CD ripping, and optional SSD storage.
NT-1 includes an SFP port for optical isolation, 10MHz clock input, and an enhanced linear power supply for refined audio purity.
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Matrix Audio Unveils MD-1 and MD-1P Integrated Amplifiers
Matrix Audio introduces the MD-1 and MD-1P network integrated amplifiers, blending cutting-edge streaming features with robust amplification capabilities, appealing to modern audio enthusiasts.
The MD-1 delivers 150 watts per channel at 8 ohms, while the MD-1P offers 300 watts per channel, reflecting their advanced power profiles.
Both models feature the AK4493SEQ DAC, Matrix Audio's Femto Second Clock system, and jitter suppression, ensuring superior audio precision and minimal distortion.
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