left channel wrote: > This is interesting. A green LED means it detected the MQA envelope > (green for verified MQA, or blue for verified MQA approved by the artist > or label). But how many white LEDs are lighting up, and do they show the > correct sample rate? People with more detailed displays have reported in > other situations that although they were seeing a green or blue LED, the > sample rate on their display was higher or lower than it should be. In > other words, the DAC was just as confused as I am about this. > > You can check the sample rate by using the Tidal desktop app set to MQA > passthrough, instead of LMS. Or you can look up the sample rate in the > unofficial MQA spreadsheet, MQA_list.csv in the first post 'here [link]' > (https://www.meridianunplugged.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=268318). > You would see a pink/purplish LED if a track were being decoded to 1x by > Tidal, but that requires Tidal's own app or other licensed software. > Green or blue LEDs indicate that your MQA-capable Explorer 2 should be > fully unfolding the signal to the full final resolution. Some songs showed only green or only blue led. The Mozart songs showed green led with 2 white leds, if that helps. My Tidal Test subscription is over, so I cant help you further . I think in a blindtest there is only 1 in 10000 who can hear the difference...
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