Streamers — Audiolab Omnia

The Omnia is a versatile all-in-one network streamer with built-in DAC, phono stage, and amplification from Audiolab, built with comprehensive high-resolution format support. The Omnia brings Audiolab's more accomplished current engineering to a complete, feature-rich all-in-one format.

Key specs that matter

A built-in DAC handles conversion, with support up to 32-bit/768kHz PCM and DSD512. Frequency response spans 20Hz to 20,000Hz within plus-or-minus 3dB. Gain is 8dBu for line inputs or 47dBu for phono. Input impedance is 10,000 ohms for line or 47,000 ohms for phono. Output impedance is 100 ohms. Signal-to-noise ratio is an exceptional 114dB, with total harmonic distortion plus noise under an exceptionally low 0.0006% at 22kHz. At 440 x 156 x 327mm and 9.1kg, the Omnia represents a feature-complete all-in-one commitment reflecting Audiolab's more accomplished current engineering.

Sound and use context

Expect exceptionally clean amplification reflecting the exceptional 114dB signal-to-noise figure and near-immeasurable 0.0006% distortion figure, with the built-in DAC, phono stage, and amplification covering digital, network, and analogue vinyl sources directly in one convenient chassis.

Pairing

The built-in DAC, phono stage, and amplification together cover digital, network, and analogue vinyl sources directly without needing separate outboard devices.

Alternatives

Audiolab's own separate 7000A and 9000N components offer a separates-based alternative within the same broader catalogue for buyers preferring individual chassis.