I’m trying to confirm Native DSD support for a McIntosh DA2 on current RoPieee.
I checked the USB ID on my unit, and it shows:
Vendor ID: 0x2afd
Product ID: 0x000b
Could you please let me know whether the current RoPieee stable or beta build includes native DSD USB quirk support for this device?
More specifically, I’d like to confirm whether a McIntosh DA2 with USB ID 0x2afd:0x000b can work over USB as Native DSD on RoPieee, and whether DSD512 is supported in that path.
Actually, while Windows is the only ‘officially’ supported platform by McIntosh, several high-end Linux-based streamer manufacturers have already implemented Native DSD support for the DA2 by patching their own kernels (adding ALSA quirks).
Here are the official references and confirmed cases:
Lumin Audio: Their lead developer confirmed they added specific Native DSD support for the DA2 in their Linux-based Lumin OS.
SOtM Audio: They officially released a kernel update (5.11.22-215) that includes the Native DSD patch for the DA2 (Vendor ID: 0x2afd, Product ID: 0x000b).
Sonore: Their Rendu series (ultraRendu, etc.) is known to support Native DSD on the DA2 through their custom-patched Linux kernels.
Since RoPieee also uses a custom kernel for Raspberry Pi, adding the DA2’s USB ID to the ALSA quirks list would be highly appreciated by many McIntosh users.