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SA700

Past meets present

First DAP Using AKM AK4492ECB DAC
Stainless steel, which is corrosion-resistant and durable
Bit-to-bit playback up to 32-bit 384kHz and native DSD playback
Intuitive LED Indicator
New GUI where the past and the present coexist

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£1,299.00

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Entirely new technology, delivering an entirely new sonic experience. Combined with our unmistakable aesthetic, the SA700 has the beauty to match its sound quality - and the sound quality to move you.

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Onyx Black

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Past meets present, SA700

Entirely new technology, delivering an entirely new sonic experience. Combined with our unmistakable aesthetic, the SA700 has the beauty to match its sound quality - and the sound quality to move you.

Dual AK4492ECB DACs

The SA700 is the first digital audio player to feature AKM’s new AK4429ECD digital-to-analogue convertor - and we’ve used it in a dual-DAC arrangement. It has the same exquisite sonic characteristics as AKM’s uber-high end AK4497EQ DAC, but with lower power consumption - which makes it perfect for the SA700.

The whole story

Enjoy your high-resolution music in full, without loss or compression, thanks to the SA700’s ability with even the most information-rich audio files. It’s equipped to handle 3-2bit/384kHz and DSD256 native playback - so you know you’ll always be getting the complete picture.

Knowledge is power

The SA700 is equipped with a big, bright touchscreen. It’s 4.1in across and has a 720 x 1280 resolution - so it’s ideal for navigating between streaming services, browsing your library of songs stored on the SA700’s internal memory, or simply enjoying some crisp, detailed and pin-sharp album artwork.

Stainless steel construction

It’s durable, strong and corrosion-resistant, of course - but stainless steel also looks good, feels great in the hand and contributes no end to the SA700’s sonic performance. Tacility, longevity and untouchable sound quality - and that stainless steel volume control protector is a genuine design feature too.

The colour of volume

The LEDs around the volume wheel look good, yes - but they also provided information about the bit-depth of the music that’s playing. Not only that, but there are 150 degrees of red saturation to indicate which of the 150 volume increments is currently selected.