Eversolo Play

Eversolo Play

Streamer, DAC, integrated amplifier and phono preamp in one box

The Eversolo Play combines a network streamer, hi-res DAC, Class-D integrated amplifier and phono preamp in a single, remarkably compact chassis – built for anyone wanting a complete, high-quality setup driving speakers directly, with as few boxes in the rack as possible.

At its heart is AKM's AK4493SEQ with Velvet Sound™ technology, handling PCM up to 768 kHz/32-bit and DSD512, and feeding the downstream Class-D amplifier at 60 watts into 8 Ω or 110 watts into 4 Ω. The built-in phono input covers both MM (5 mV, 60 dB gain) and MC cartridges (0.5 mV, 74 dB gain) with RIAA accuracy of ±0.5 dB – so your turntable no longer needs its own phono stage.

The Play is controlled via a 5.5-inch colour touchscreen and the free Eversolo Control app, backed up by an HDMI ARC connection, a trigger output, and a built-in parametric equaliser plus room correction. Streaming integration runs deep: TIDAL, Qobuz, Amazon Music, Deezer and Radio Paradise play natively, complemented by Roon Ready for anyone already running a Roon system.

Anyone who also wants to play CDs, or rip them straight to the network, will find the right extension in the otherwise identical Eversolo Play CD Edition with its built-in optical drive. Anyone after more output power, balanced outputs, or a separate preamp/power-amp solution is better served by the DMP-A series paired with an external amplifier.

What the press says

LowBeats

„Especially as the PLAY is hardly inferior to the M10 in terms of sound. If at all. And which streaming amp in this class offers MM and MC phono inputs?“

Frank Borowski, 6 August 2025 – „OUTSTANDING“ (translated from German). The comparison refers to the NAD M10 Gen 2 at around 2,500 euros.

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