MYTEK BROOKLYN BRIDGE

The NEW Brooklyn BRIDGE from Mytek bridges internet/computer audio with the analog world of high end sound. It’s essentially Brooklyn DAC+ with addition of Ethernet and WiFi interface. Brooklyn Bridge plus Ipad is all a client needs to start streaming Tidal’s MQA or play local hi-res files.

Brooklyn Bridge is identical to Brooklyn DAC+ in terms of audio circuits and performance but has the addition of a built-in Network Streamer.

AES/EBU digital input is replaced with an ethernet network connector, a WiFi antena and a USB port for external music hard drive.

Just add a tablet (ipad or android) for complete music system to stream Tidal MQA, Qobuz Hi-Res or other streaming services or play local files connected to Brooklyn Bridge USB port. Roon requires additional Roon Core.

Like in the Brooklyn DAC+ there is line and phono MM/MC analog preamplifier and a reference headphone amplifier.

SPECIFICATIONS

• CONVERSION: up to 384k, 32bit PCM, native DSD up to DSD256, DXD, 130dB DR, ES9028PRO chipset
• MQA HI-RES DECODER: built in certified hardware MQA™ decoder, full unfold to original sample rate
• NETWORK INPUTS: Ethernet CAT5 (PCM up to 24/192k, DSD64 , WiFi (PCM up to 24/192k, DSD64)
• DIGITAL INPUTS: USB2 Class2 (OSX, Linux driverless, all formats up to 384k), 2x S/PDIF (PCM up to 24/384k, up to DSD128 DOP), Toslink (up to 24/176k, DSD64 DoP)
• CLOCK: “Mytek Femtoclock Generator™” 0.82ps internal jitter.
• ANALOG OUTPUTS: RCA, balanced XLR, simultaneous, 75 Ohm impedance
• HEADPHONE OUTPUTS: Reference High Current, High transient Headphone Amp, 500mA, 6 Watts, dual headphone jacks, designed to drive hard to drive headphones.
• BUILT-IN ATTENUATOR: Choice of 1dB step analog attenuator, separate for main out and head-phones, 1dB step digital 32 bit attenuator and purist relay bypass.
• BUILT-IN ANALOG PREAMP: Line level input or Phono M/M, M/C input, relay controlled.
• AUDIO INTERFACE FUNCTION: All digital inputs can be routed into computer via USB2. Allows connection of external digital sources such as CD Players and digitizing ADCs.
• REMOTE: Included, universal remote capable

Mytek Digital

Founder Michal Jurewicz arrived in New York in 1989 after graduating from Warsaw University with a degree in Electronics and Acoustics. His first job was as a technical engineer at the Hit Factory, New York's largest recording studio, and he was soon hired by Skyline, home to legendary producer Nile Rodgers. Michal started designing digital audio converters while he was at Skyline, and his first conversion prototypes were used to mix many of the successful albums of the early 90s, including those of Mariah Carey, James Taylor and B52s. Michal founded Mytek Digital in 1992 in New York City. Since the beginning of the 2000s, production and programming of design and development activities have been carried out in Warsaw. Brooklyn was the first Mytek-branded DAC to perform MQA decoding.