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Supported Formats | PCM, DSD |
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THD+N | <0.002% |
Signal-to-Noise Ratio | >110dB |
Output Impedance | 100 ohms |
Digital Inputs | USB, S/PDIF, AES/EBU, Toslink |
Digital Outputs | Coaxial, Optical |
Supported Sample Rates (USB) | 44.1kHz to 384kHz PCM, DSD64 to DSD256 |
Supported Sample Rates (HDMI) | 44.1kHz to 192kHz PCM, DSD64 |
Analog Outputs | XLR, RCA |
Control | IR remote, RS-232 |
Output Voltage | 2V (RCA), 4V (XLR) |
Power Supply | Internal |
Type | Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) |
Streaming Services | Not applicable (standalone DAC) |
Dimensions (W x H x D) | 17 x 3.5 x 12 inches (432 x 89 x 305 mm) |
Safety precautions and warnings for operating the apparatus.
Details Bryston's warranty policy for audio products, including duration and conditions.
Explains how to obtain warranty service and transfer ownership.
Expresses gratitude for purchase and highlights product goals and customer value.
Describes the BDA-3.14 as a state-of-the-art stereo digital-to-analog converter and streamer.
Lists the key features of the Bryston BDA-3.14, including inputs and capabilities.
Instructions on keeping original packaging for safe transport and service.
Recommendations for proper airflow around the unit.
Guidance on connecting the unit to a power source.
Details on connecting various digital audio sources to the BDA-3.14.
Explains the USB audio interface and its asynchronous protocol.
Information on receiving PCM and DSD audio via HDMI.
How to connect the BDA-3.14 to a stereo system, with or without a preamp.
How HDMI output passes video and audio signals to other devices.
Instructions for connecting the BDA-3.14 to a network via Ethernet.
Steps to connect the BDA-3.14 to a wireless network.
Describes the power button function and status LED indicators.
Explains how input selection buttons and their LEDs work.
Details the upsampling feature and mute indicator.
Explains the lock indicator's role in synchronization.
Shows DSD audio data rate and format via LED.
Shows PCM audio data rate via LED.
Details the IR receiver for remote control.
Input LEDs also serve as a volume control scale.
Describes the IEC power inlet and standby mode.
Details balanced and single-ended analog output connections.
Lists traditional digital audio input types and connectors.
Specifies the two USB Class 2.0 audio input ports.
Details the four HDMI inputs and their specifications.
Explains the HDMI output for video and audio signal passthrough.
Describes interfaces for home automation control.
Details the trigger input for remote power control.
Explains the meaning of the unit's status LED colors.
Information on the data plate for hardware and serial numbers.
Details the use of USB ports for drives, adapters, and optical drives.
Explains network control for player, inputs, volume, and updates.
Steps to update firmware and view release notes.
Accessing the web UI for volume, source, and firmware updates.
Detailed instructions for installing the Bryston USB Audio Driver.
Configuring JRiver Media Center for optimal audio playback.
Configuring Foobar 2000 for optimal audio playback.
Overview of control methods: TCP/IP, USB, RS232, trigger, IR.
Details on command format, device ID, and selected commands.
Connecting to LAN for web UI and automation system control.
Codes for programming universal remotes for BDA-3.14 functions.
Lists output voltage, frequency response, noise, IMD, THD+N.
Provides physical dimensions for 17" and 19" versions.