If the Bochum developers at AUDIONET start something, then do it right. And like to do it differently than everyone else would. The new DNA I, which will celebrate its premiere this week at the High End in Munich, is one such example. AUDIONET's hi-fi products have always been characterized by optical purism on the one hand and enormous technical effort on the other. However, engineering is anything but an end in itself, the noble, pure sound is always in the foreground. This of course also applies to the new DNA I, which as a digital network amplifier combines the most modern sources such as network (UPnP) and USB with well-known, highly detailed amplifier power. With this typical AUDIONET product, the Bochum-based company placed just as much emphasis on craftsmanship as the rhodium-plated pole terminals as well as on the capacitively optimized circuit layout with short supply paths or the problem-free operation via the AUDIONET app, which also supports gapless playback. Read more about the AUDIONET DNA I here