AUDIOLAB 6000N PLAY

View online review whf.cm/6000NPlay Had Einstein been alive today, we could just picture him drawing up his next theory of quantum physics while listening to the Audiolab 6000N Play. Audiolab’s first standalone music streamer would certainly have fitted Albert’s philosophy that a “simple and unassuming manner of life is best for everyone” – aesthetically, the 6000N Play is as unassuming as hi-fi streamers come, with a screenless, largely unadorned chassis that gives nothing of its vast network talents away. But behind that modest façade, the 6000N Play has every right to exude an air of quiet confidence. Intuitive, stable experience The 6000N Play uses the same DAC chip (ES9018 Sabre32 Reference) found in the 6000A amplifier (and the company’s Award-winning M-DAC), which we have previously praised for its ability to…

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What Hi-Fi? (Digital) - 1 Issue, June 2022

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