Dossier — Eversolo DAC-Z6
The brochure speaks; the silicon answers. What follows is what each has said.
+ Vendor page › +Claims breakdown
| Claim | Bucket | Witnessed | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| PCM 32-bit / 768 kHz | PCM | Alt 1, Subslot 4 — 32-bit PCM. Sample Rates Supported (kHz): 44.1 48 88.2 96 176.4 192 352.8 384 705.6 768Alt 2, Subslot 4 — 24-bit PCM. Sample Rates Supported (kHz): 44.1 48 88.2 96 176.4 192 352.8 384 705.6 768 | ✓ Match |
| Native DSD512 | DSD | Alt 3, Subslot 4 — Type-1 RAW 1-bit DSD. Sample Rates Supported (kHz): 44.1 48 88.2 96 176.4 192 352.8 384 705.6 768 (DSD64 to DSD512) | ✓ Match |
| MQA rendering | Silent | MQA is a licensed software render riding PCM frames; the USB descriptor witnesses only format, depth, and rate, and cannot see it. | — Silent: claims unwitnessable by descriptor |
Remarks
Eversolo lists the DAC-Z6 at 32-bit / 768 kHz PCM and native DSD512 over its USB input, and the descriptor keeps both: 24- and 32-bit containers carrying the ladder to 768 kHz on a high-speed asynchronous interface, with a Type-1 raw one-bit alt reaching DSD512. Depth, rate, and the native one-bit path are all witnessed.
The MQA claim the Concordance leaves unweighed: an unfold is a licensed software render riding ordinary PCM frames, and a descriptor that sees only format, depth, and rate is blind to it by design. The converter is a dual ES9068AS behind an XMOS XU316 bridge; on PCM and DSD alike, brochure and silicon agree.
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