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My understanding is the S1 has the DSEE, not the Remastering Engine.

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oldmkvi

In Reply to: RE: My friend has one; I'm still saving my pennies. posted by AbeCollins on September 10, 2014 at 09:19:15

DSEE is for mp3's, restores some information removed in the mp3 process.
Remastering Engine converts everything to 2xDSD.

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I just read that the DSEE is used for all PCM Files, off - oldmkvi 19:05:59 09/12/14 (0)
for DSD Files.
Remastering Engine can be switched off
RE: My understanding is the S1 has the DSEE, not the Remastering Engine. - AbeCollins 14:56:35 09/10/14 (0)
Thanks for clarifying. I'm not familiar with the 'remastering engine'. Still, the mid-fi HAP-S1 was very good sonically. I played standard 16/44.1 CD rips through it as well as 24/96, 24/192, and a couple DSD64 albums. Pretty impressive for $1000.
That would explain the ES designation and the added cost. Nt - Prisoners 14:27:07 09/10/14 (1)
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- Yes, and Internal Bracing, heavier Copper Chassis. nt - oldmkvi 14:36:56 09/10/14 (0)
  Oooh, Ooh, me want one!

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