Avery and SR35 player release: using four CS43198 flagship decoding chips

CTOnews.com April 6 news, Avery and its ultra-compact series of portable Hi-Fi lossless music player latest model A&norma SR35 officially released.

According to reports, the new A&norma SR35 has the Quad / Dual Switching mode option pioneered by the Astell&Kern family, and the four Cirrus Logic CS43198 flagship decoding chips in the hardware system can switch between extreme performance (QuadDAC) and energy-saving portable (DualDAC) modes according to user needs.

Officials say the perfect combination of a new generation of AMP technology and two-stage gain mode allows SR35 to release surging energy and provide delicate, clear, high-fidelity sound just with its exquisite styling structure. In addition, thanks to Astell&Kern 's groundbreaking TERATON ALPHA technology, A&norma SR35 has up to 20 hours of system life while reducing interference and improving sound performance.

List of parameters:

● uses four CS43198 decoding chips to build QuadDAC architecture.

● new decoding mode option: Quad-DAC & DualDAC autonomous switching

● New Generation AMP Amplification Technology to realize two-stage gain Adjustment

● new generation crimson theme GUI interface

● Dual-Band Wi-Fi with built-in 2.4GHz+5GHz dual-band Wi-Fi

● has a long battery life and 20 hours of continuous playback time.

● supports two-way Bluetooth and LDAC, aptX HD

● supports Roon Ready and MQA.

A&norma SR35 sells for $799 (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 5497 yuan) and goes on sale in May.