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Métronome DSAS – a New Digital Sharing Audio Server is Presented

15.05.2025 06:24 | ~1 minute read

The French company Métronome has announced the DSAS music server (Digital Sharing Audio Server), the software for which was created by Audirvāna – a well-known developer of streaming software players.

Métronome DSAS is part of the company's Digital Sharing series and offers a complete hardware and software solution for managing local and streaming music libraries from a single device. The server allows local storage of up to 2 TB of music on the built-in SSD (expandable to 4 TB) and can function as a transport that requires the use of an external DAC unit (for example, DSC mini from the same series).

 

Métronome DSAS
Métronome DSAS. Image source - (c) Métronome

The Métronome DSAS software runs on Audirvāna Studio, which uses modified Linux, with control via the Android and iOS Audirvāna mobile application. The RAM is 4 GB, the interfaces include a USB port for an external drive, as well as Ethernet and Wi-Fi (UPnP), Chromecast. The device supports PCM and DSD streams and has built-in clients for Qobuz, Tidal, HRA, Presto Music. The cherry on the cake is SoX upsampling, R8brain up to DSD1024, and a 10-band parametric equalizer.

The recommended retail price of the Métronome DSAS audio server in Europe is 5,990 euros. The price includes a three-year subscription to the Audirvāna Studio software package and a permanent Audirvāna Origin license for working with a local library.

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