Posts with tag "Network transport"

Lumin has introduced the Lumin U2x network transport – an upgrade of the well-known Lumin U2 model. The device uses an external power supply, has ports for connecting an external clock generator and an isolated USB output for transmitting an audio stream to a DAC.

The well-known manufacturer of High-End digital equipment, SOtM has updated its own operating system Eunhasu OS (based on an upgraded Linux kernel) to version 0.5.9 (the software is used in the company's streaming products, such as the server SOtM sMS-1000SQ Eunhasu, which is shown in the photo).

CEN.GRAND has released an innovative network transport CEN.GRAND GLD1.0 Deluxe Media Player – data transfer in the model is organized not via the traditional USB bus, but via the PCIe interface. This solution is designed to reduce jitter to zero and minimize synchronization errors and packet losses. Thanks to the upgraded PCIe interface, which the company itself worked on, the streamer promises incredible sound quality.

Matrix Audio has introduced two new network streamers with transport functionality – devoid of a digital-to-analog converter and designed for use with external DACs. Both models are designed in a recognizable futuristic aesthetic and are equipped with large touch screens on the front panel. The streamers are also Roon certified.

Esoteric has unveiled the Grandioso N1T – the first streamer (network transport) in the company’s flagship series. The Esoteric Grandioso N1T is a perfect match for the flagship Grandioso D1X SE monoblock DACs and the Grandioso K1X SE Super Audio CD player. Sales of the new product will begin in March 2025.

Primare SC15 Prisma MK2 from the famous Swedish company combines several devices at once - a digital-to-analog converter (DAC), a streamer (network player), and a preamplifier. "Swiss knife" solutions for sound are not always ideal - well, let's check the talents of this universal component during testing.