Bricasti Design Network Option for MC1 adds high-resolution Ethernet playback to a compatible MC1 reference D/A converter.
Built for critical listening, repeatable sessions, and long-term studio integration.
The Bricasti Design Network Option adds Ethernet audio playback to a compatible MC1 reference D/A converter. It provides an RJ45 input for high-resolution PCM and DoP streaming while retaining the MC1's dual-mono conversion and analog output architecture.
| Product | Internal MC1 network input option |
|---|---|
| Connection | RJ45 Ethernet |
| PCM sample rates | 44.1 to 384 kHz |
| DSD | DSD64 and DSD128 as DoP |
| Compatibility | Bricasti MC1 |
| Status | Draft pending exact-option image and compatibility review |
The Bricasti Design Network Option adds Ethernet audio playback to a compatible MC1 reference D/A converter. It provides an RJ45 input for high-resolution PCM and DoP streaming while retaining the MC1's dual-mono conversion and analog output architecture.
It is for an MC1 owner who wants network playback as an additional source alongside AES, S/PDIF, Toslink, and USB. Hardware compatibility and installation details should be confirmed before ordering.
| Host product | Compatible Bricasti MC1 D/A converter |
|---|---|
| Input | RJ45 Ethernet |
| PCM | 44.1 to 384 kHz |
| DSD | DSD64 and DSD128 as DoP |
| Function | Adds network audio input; does not replace the MC1 conversion stage |
Bricasti Design builds focused professional audio hardware in the United States with dedicated processing, carefully separated analog and digital sections, robust metalwork, and direct workflow controls. The result is equipment designed for recording, mixing, mastering, post-production, broadcast, and other critical listening environments.
It adds an RJ45 Ethernet input to a compatible Bricasti MC1 for network audio playback.
Bricasti specifies PCM from 44.1 to 384 kHz plus DSD64 and DSD128 playback as DoP.
No. It is an internal upgrade option for a compatible MC1 converter.
Yes. Confirm the MC1 hardware and installation requirements with Victory Musical Instruments before ordering the option.
No. It adds a network input while the MC1 continues to use its existing dual-mono D/A and analog output architecture.