In the run-up to High End Munich 2025, the Eversolo and Luxsin brands, both from the Zidoo galaxy, are preparing to unveil a series of major new products that could well set new standards in the world of high-fidelity. From an all-in-one amplifier to the reference headphone amplifier, not to mention a new high-end DAC and an audiophile streaming transport, the planned launches are as ambitious as they are strategic.
Eversolo StreamAmp Play: the first all-in-one amp
With the announced launch of the Eversolo StreamAmp Play, the brand aims to make the connected hi-fi experience more accessible by offering a compact device combining amplifier, DAC, network player and touch-sensitive interface in a single chassis. This model will be directly inspired by the DMP-A6, which has made a major contribution to Eversolo’s reputation over the past two years, while integrating amplification. The device will feature a 5.5-inch color touchscreen for smooth navigation, with a compact CNC-machined aluminum design.
While the main features of the EverSolo StreamAmp Play are still a secret, it should feature the same ecosystem as the brand’s streamers, with all the major streaming platforms (Tidal, Qobuz, Spotify, Amazon Music…), as well as Roon Ready, DLNA and Bluetooth compatibility. A CD edition of the Play will also be on display, featuring a CD player for easy playback and ripping of your CD collection.
Eversolo DAC-Z10: the high-end DAC
The Asian manufacturer is also set to unveil its new EverSolo DAC-Z10, a top-of-the-range model to cap off its offering. It will incorporate a fully passive R2R DAC to support PCM formats up to 32-bit/768kHz and DSD512 natively via its multiple inputs, including USB and HDMI i2s. Launch is scheduled for Q4 2025, with pricing to be announced at a later date.
Eversolo T8: network transport
Another eagerly-awaited new device at Munich High End: the EverSolo T8. This pure network transport, with no integrated DAC, is aimed at users already equipped with a high-end DAC and wishing to benefit from a high-performance streaming interface, electrically isolated from the rest of the system.
The EverSolo T8 will be built around the same interface as the Play, with a touchscreen, smooth user interface and access to lossless and hi-res streaming platforms. It will offer optimized digital outputs (coaxial, optical, HDMI, USB, AES/EBU), as well as an integrated femtosecond master clock for maximum precision in signal transmission. Launch is scheduled for the end of 2025, with pricing probably positioned under €1,000 to offer a more affordable solution than the EverSolo DMP-A8 with DAC, but details will be confirmed during the Munich event.
Luxsin X9: the reference headphone amplifier
As for Luxsin, the manufacturer’s new brand, the big revelation will undoubtedly be the Luxsin Audio X9, a headphone amplifier that also integrates a DAC and a hi-fi preamp function. This model could well become the new benchmark in the €1,000 segment.
Now available to pre-order on Son-Vidéo.com, the Luxsin Audio X9 adopts a new-generation AKM DAC compatible with PCM streams up to 32-bit/768kHz, as well as DSD512 tracks. Its powerful headphone amplifier with balanced and unbalanced outputs can deliver up to 15 Vrms to power the most demanding headphones. But its most outstanding feature is a digital equalizer with over 2,500 predefined headphone profiles, for tailor-made acoustic correction. All this will be controlled by a 4″ touchscreen displaying analog and digital VU meters, in a solid aluminum chassis worthy of the finest productions by sister brand Eversolo.
Beyond the technical specifications of each product, it is Zidoo’s overall vision that will be confirmed at High End Munich 2025. On the one hand, Eversolo is consolidating and expanding its range of players and amplifiers to rival the industry’s leading brands. On the other, Luxsin enables the manufacturer to apply its expertise to the world of headphones at lower prices than those of its historical competitors.
