Totaldac Unveils the d1-total: Flagship DAC with Integrated Streamer
French high-end audio manufacturer Totaldac has unveiled the latest addition to their esteemed lineup: the d1-total, an external DAC integrated with a network streamer. This flagship device encapsulates Totaldac's commitment to excellence, merging advanced digital-to-analog conversion with robust streaming capabilities within a single, meticulously crafted enclosure.
At the heart of the d1-total lies the d1-triunity DAC, featuring volume control and utilizing R2R technology with 300 Bulk Metal® foil resistors from Vishay, ensuring unparalleled audio fidelity. The streaming module, the latest iteration developed for the d1-streamer-live, supports high-resolution formats up to 192 kHz and 24-bit depth. Enhanced by 40 femtosecond oscillators, high-performance digital buffers, and superior power supply decoupling, the d1-total delivers a pristine and stable signal path.
Connectivity options are comprehensive, including asynchronous Xmos USB, coaxial RCA, AES-EBU, optical Toslink, and an Ethernet RJ45 port, all selectable via remote control. The device also supports DSD through DoP on coaxial, AES-EBU, and USB inputs. Analog outputs are available in both non-symmetrical RCA and balanced XLR configurations, driven by a class A discrete transistor output stage for pure sound reproduction.
Constructed from aluminum and PMMA, the d1-total features a massive pure copper anti-vibration plate, minimizing external disturbances and ensuring a clean audio signal. Additional options such as live-clocking, live-power, and DSD support provide users with customizable performance enhancements. The device is RoonReady and Jplay certified, offering seamless integration with popular streaming services like Qobuz, Tidal, and Spotify through various compatible applications.
With its blend of cutting-edge technology and elegant design, the Totaldac d1-total sets a new standard for external DACs and network streamers, catering to audiophiles seeking both performance and versatility in their audio setups.
