As saga said, you can use XMPlay. Leave the EQ off, balance at centre and set the auto-amp to off with the amplification at 0 dB to leave the audio untouched. With ASIO or WASAPI in exclusive mode (get the from the plugins section), output to your soundcard will be bit-perfect.
I am aware of Xmplay, in fact I have been using it as the media player since 2005.
But now when I have a more high end DAC it makes more sense to investigate alternatives.
I understand that this the xmplay forum so I can imagine there is a lot of fanboyism for this software.
I want to know what alternatives it is, I know all the good and "serious" player exist for MAC only, if I would use MAC I would probably use the player Audirvana.
The problem with what i have with Xmplay is first of all, the Asio plugin only support up to 96 khz, while this is not a problem it feels like the designer does not even know it exist up to 192 khz.
Even though I can disable EQ, replay gain, auto amp and all that stuff, While I can do that I am not a programmer of xmplay so I cannot predict the real audio path within this software, I am not sure what processing the engine is using if it upsample and up convert just to compensate for the digital volume control etc. That is why I want as minimalistic player that can guarantee a simple audio path and good sound enginde but where the player does not need to upsample or up convert to compensate for dsp processing. It is bercause of the DSP processing and digital volume control that the players need to up sample and up convert the audio. This is what I want to try to avoid, I realize that only player that can deliver that is probably very small and hard to find players, like "Billy", the billy player is perfect for me, to bad it does not have ASIO support.