Audirvāna brings your own music library and your Qobuz and Tidal streams together in one place, but what sets it apart is the sound. It's designed to keep the processor as quiet as possible while the music plays, and you can hear it: more air around the instruments, voices that feel like they're in the room with you, and an ease that has you reaching for one more album.

Now Métronome, the French digital specialists, have teamed up with Audirvāna to build the DSAS, the first music server to come from the two of them. It's a compact, machined-aluminium box, made in France, that runs Audirvāna Core and sends bit-perfect playback straight to your DAC, no computer needed.