MSB Technology

General information

Our company is comprised of full time engineering staff members. We are one of the few audio companies who do our own design in-house and in the California. Our products are produced in-house and with the participation of team specialized local California vendors.

With a legacy of designing and manufacturing high-end CD players and D/A converters spanning more than twenty years, MSB continues to exhibit leadership in audio technology. MSB has many firsts to our credit including:

- Demonstrated first AC-3 output for LaserDisc to Dolby 1994
- First THX approved LaserDisc Player (Runco LJR II 1995)
- First out board AC-3 demodulator (Lexicon LDD-1 1995)
- First out board DTS processor (Millennium 2.4.6 1997)
- First digital output on a DSS receiver (1997)
- First mass marketed 24 bit 96K DAC (LINK DAC 1998)
- First discrete sign-magnitude 384 kHz Ladder DAC (Platinum DAC 2000)
- First discrete asynchronous upsampler (Platinum Plus 192 kHz Upsampler 2001)
- First 80 bit DSP based digital filter (16X Filter 2005)
- First iPod based digital music server (iLink 2006)
- First 384 kHz inputs and upsampling (DAC III 2009)
- First 32 bit interface (Xport 2009)
- First 384 kHz Bit Perfect USB input (Signature USB on DAC IV 2010)
- First CD transport that could play data files up to 32 bit, 384 kHz (Data CD IV 2010)
- First clock with Jitter under 1 psec (77 Femtosecond Galaxy Clock - 2011)