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Description

The Millennia Imersiv D-1 Multipath DAC propels digital audio into uncharted territory, blending Millennia’s legendary analog prowess with trailblazing, triple-patented HDR-A technology. Designed for audiophiles and recording professionals alike, the D-1 offers an immersive listening experience that unveils hidden nuances in your music. With HDR-A's revolutionary multipath audio architecture, the D-1 captures a dynamic range of 180dB, from 0 to 180dB, allowing every whisper of sound to be heard with breathtaking precision.

The D-1’s dual-path system features a low path with 90dB of dynamic range and a high path with 100dB, intelligently summed to provide unmatched clarity and depth. This unique architecture reduces noise to an astonishing 40 nanovolts, making it 100 times quieter than traditional DACs. Whether you're in a professional studio or enjoying high-fidelity audio at home, the D-1's untethered headroom and pristine sound fidelity redefine what’s possible in digital audio conversion.

Customization is at the heart of the Imersiv D-1. With options for a rackmount setup, 64-channel Dante networking, and a balanced headphone amplifier, the D-1 adapts seamlessly to your audio environment. Its elegant tabletop design and versatile connectivity options, including balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA outputs, ensure that it integrates effortlessly with your existing audio gear. Experience music as you've never heard it before with the Millennia Imersiv D-1 — a DAC that truly stands in a class of its own.

Key Features:

  • Premium-quality DAC with 3x-patented HDR-A technology
  • Dual audio paths for a total of 180dB dynamic range
  • Noise floor 100x quieter than typical DACs
  • +22dBu headroom with zero intersample peaks
  • Balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA outputs
  • S/PDIF, TOSlink, and AES digital inputs
  • 1/4-in. headphone jack for 30–600-ohm headphones
  • Customizable with rackmount, Dante networking, and headphone amplifier options
  • Sleek tabletop form factor with professional-grade flexibility

Product specs

Type DA Converter
Analog Outputs 2 x XLR, 1 x Dual RCA Stereo
Headphones 1 x 1/4"
Digital Inputs 3 x SPDIF, 1 x Optical Toslink, 1 x XLR (AES)
USB 1 x USB-B
Form Factor Desktop
Power Supply 12V DC
Height 3.2"
Width 8.6"
Depth 16.3"
Weight 7.49 lbs.

Reviews

Critic Reviews

HDR-A DAC Review: Millennia's John La Grou's New Audio Tech | Tape Op Magazine

tapeop.com

The Millennia Imersiv D-1 Multipath DAC is a groundbreaking piece of gear that sets a new standard for digital-to-analog conversion. It's not just hype—this DAC genuinely enhances audio clarity, revealing details previously masked in recordings. While it's on the pricier side at $12,000, the D-1 justifies its cost by delivering a true leap forward in audio fidelity. It's particularly impressive in its ability to handle both high and low-level audio with equal clarity, ensuring no nuances are lost. However, its high price point may deter some potential buyers. Overall, the D-1 is a revolutionary product that audiophiles and professionals serious about sound quality should consider.

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In Barn for Review: Imersiv D-1 DAC - Twittering Machines

twitteringmachines.com

The Millennia Imersiv D-1 DAC enters the market with impressive technical prowess, boasting a unique multi-path HDR-A technology that delivers remarkably low noise and distortion levels. The inclusion of a calibration feature and diverse digital filters further enhances its adaptability. However, the DAC's reliance on differential-balanced XLR outputs for optimal performance may not appeal to users with different setups. Priced at $12,000, it's a significant investment that may limit its audience to serious audiophiles or professionals. While the potential is clear, its niche appeal makes it a specialized choice rather than a universal solution.

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