Schiit Yggdrasil -- 21 bit?

It's really striking when audiophiles ask engineers to tell them how good something sounds. I'd love Stereophile to put on their bench a Guarneri 
vs a Stradivarius. My next concert will be incomplete without precise measurements.

JA is wrong, Schiit uses rounding, not truncation.
JA believes that MQA (lossy, proprietary, licensed platform)
is " the birth of a new world".
The "extra" 1 bit in Schiit balanced multibit Dacs is deducted from the 2 phases +6dB.

After a failed appeal to authority now  comes a referral to youtube and arguing ad hominem. Scores of other logical fallacies still at hand.

Mike Moffat knows a thing or two about DACs  since his theta digital dac in 1988  and MoFi Gain system. Introducing dither to Yggdrasil is a software change. He chose not to do so because with the 20 bit chips there is no significant difference between rounding and dither. Last but not least  let's not forget that there are hundreds of milions of digital tracks in 16 bit in distribution and only thousands in higher resolution. 

The video from Nigel Redmon is all clear and right on truncating /rounding, especially with the examples of going from 24 bits to 16. To get his whole message it’s worth going to his site and read about dithering. When and where to use it to make recordings sound better. Surprisingly he advises against dithering at many stages of production.