mjw
(And I'm standing in your doorway And I'm mumbling and I can't remember the last thing that ran through my head)
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I think Bluesound applies DSP within the amp, which is why it shows as enhanced. Thatās certainly the situation with the Pulse Flex. This then is consistent with Roon DSP.
The Hifi amps donāt do anything unless you turn on DSP they should report as it is, my node 2i did when I had one however it does nothing to change this in Roon for the Hifi amps. Same issue for my NAD T778.
They are indeed enhanced in both but for different reasons.
NAD M10 - amplifier step turns signal path enhanced
Hifi Rose - it is the parametric eq step which turns the signal path enhanced.
Hopes this makes more sense?
As for the lossless part, I think it should. It does so for other devices.
mjw
(And I'm standing in your doorway And I'm mumbling and I can't remember the last thing that ran through my head)
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Yes, I understand. Since some Bluesound devices do use DSP, Iām guessing they are all treated the same. I recall a comment by a Roon staffer on a similar discussion where this approach is taken for another product range ⦠although I canāt remember the brand.
I think Iām more baffled than before. No dsp set up from my Roon settings. So suggestion is that the nad / BluOS amp is performing some dsp, that cannot be unselected?
Just as pictured in your screenshot, the path is outlined in the logging. Everything below the Roon Advanced Audio Transport portion of the signal path is coming from the device itself.
Hereās what I am seeing for the Hifi Rose issue you referenced and itās a similar story. However, their issue is that itās relaying signal path elements when no EQ elements are active :
I would agree with the Blue supportās assessment that sound isnāt being modified but regardless, Iāve relayed this over to our partnerās team to see if thereās anything the folks at Bluesound can do to remedy this.