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Posted by Steve Cortez on June 9, 2017 at 06:14:37:
... MQA can encode any PCM rate because it's hierarchical, not just 24/192 or 24/176 only. They can even support DXD rates of 24/352.8k. In fact 2L's MQA test files and "Masters" album on Tidal are 352.8/24 encodings.

... PS Audio is not doing any MQA code work themselves at all. ALL MQA work it is being done by the South Korean OEM supplier they buy the Bridge2 board from; Conversdigital. In fact, ConvesDigital joined the MQA bandwagon and PS Audio merely hopped on along for the ride after the fact!... Don't believe any of the hyperbole put out by Paul McGowan.