What digital outputs does the Metrum Acoustics Ambre offer?
The Ambre features I2S, AES/EBU, S/PDIF and Toslink outputs, allowing compatibility with a variety of DACs.
Is the Metrum Acoustics Ambre compatible with Roon?
Yes, the Ambre is Roon Ready certified and functions as a Roon endpoint for bit-perfect audio output.
Can the Metrum Acoustics Ambre be used with streaming services other than Roon?
Although designed primarily for Roon, the Ambre can also be configured to work with other software such as Volumio, Tidal, Qobuz, Deezer and Audirvana.
How is the Metrum Acoustics Ambre connected to the network?
The Ambre connects to the network via an RJ45 Ethernet port for a stable and fast connection.
Does the Metrum Acoustics Ambre support MQA files?
The Ambre itself does not decode MQA files; full MQA support requires a compatible DAC.
What is the maximum sampling frequency supported by the Metrum Acoustics Ambre?
The Ambre supports sample rates up to 192 kHz via the AES/EBU output and up to 96 kHz via the optical Toslink output.
Does the Metrum Acoustics Ambre come with an internal DAC?
No, the Ambre is a digital transporter without an internal DAC and requires an external DAC for analog audio output.
How is the Metrum Acoustics Ambre powered?
The Ambre is equipped with an internal power supply and connects to the mains via a standard power cord.
Can the Metrum Acoustics Ambre be connected wirelessly to the network?
No, the Ambre only supports wired network connections via Ethernet and does not have Wi-Fi functionality.
Is the Metrum Acoustics Ambre compatible with all DACs via the I2S output?
The I2S standard is not universal; the Ambre's I2S output is optimized for Metrum Acoustics DACs, but can work with other equipment in many cases.