Aurender Conductor Lite for iPhone released!
Aurender Conductor Now Supports iPad, iPhone, Android Phone and Tablets
Aurender Conductor V3 Released
Features New Visuals and Choice of Three Color Themes
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NEWS
The Absolute Sound Editors’ Choice Award 2022
Aurender W20SE / N20 / ACS10 / N100H
The Absolute Sound Golden Ear Award 2021
Aurender N20
Purchase Software update to enable MQA“™”Core Decoding for your Aurender. This update is available for any Aurender model without a DAC and will unfold the MQA file to deliver even higher than CD-quality. This first unfold recovers all the direct music-related information and sampling rate output will be 88.2kHz or 96kHz. The update is available for all Aurender models (except S10). It’s not needed for A10 as it already has MQA“™” full decoding technology.
The MQA logo is a trade mark of MQA Limited. © MQA Limited 2019
Visit mqa.co.uk for more information.
AUDIOPHILE
W20SE
New Flagship Caching Music Server and Streamer
MQA Core-Decoder / 4TB SSD Storage with 1 TB SSD Caching / Battery Operated Power Supply for Audio / Full-Linear Power Supply for CPU / Double-Isolated LAN and Audio USB Port / Dual-AES/EBU up to 24-Bit 384kHz, Coaxial, BNC and Optical Outputs / Word Clock Input
N20
High Definition Caching Music Server / Streamer
2 x Slot for 2.5inch HDD or SSD Drive (user installed)
USB, AES/EBU, Coaxial, BNC, Optical Outputs and Word Clock Input
N10
Reference Caching Music Server / Streamer
4TB or 8TB Storage
USB, AES/EBU, Coaxial, BNC and Optical Outputs
N200
High-Performance Caching Music Server / Streamer
2 x Slot for 2.5inch HDD or SSD Drive (user installed)
USB and Coaxial Digital Outputs
N150
High-Performance Caching Music Server / Streamer
1 x Slot for 2.5inch HDD or SSD Drive (user installed)
USB Digital Output
A30
Caching Music Server / Streamer
CD Ripper / 10TB HDD Storage / Full MQA Decoder DAC / Headphone Amplifier
with Balanced and Unbalanced Analog Outputs
A20
Reference Caching Music Server / Streamer / Preamplifier / MQA DAC/ Headphone Amplifier
2 x Slot for 2.5inch HDD or SSD Drive (user installed)
Balanced and Single-ended Analog Outputs – USB Digital Output
SPDIF and Optical Digital Inputs
A15
Ultra High Performance Caching Music Server / Streamer / Player
Dual-Mono MQA Full-Decoder DAC
Balanced XLR and Unbalanced RCA Analog Outputs
2X Slot for 2.5″ HDD or SSD (User Installable)
USB Digital Output / Coaxial and Optical Digital Inputs
A200
Caching Music Server / Streamer / Player
MQA Full-Decode DAC and RCA Analog Outputs
Adaptive Storage Port Accepting SSD / HDD x 2 (user installed)
ACS10
Caching Music Server / Streamer
CD Ripper / Metadata Editor
Dual-HDD Storage /
Library Manager / USB Output
ACS100
Caching Music Server / Streamer
CD Ripper / Metadata Editor
Dual-HDD Storage /
Library Manager / USB Output
A10
Caching Music Server / Streamer / Player
with MQA Full-Decoder DAC and Balanced and Unbalanced Analog Outputs
4TB Storage
A100
Caching Music Server / Streamer / Player
with MQA Full-Decoder DAC and RCA Analog Outputs
2TB Storage
N100C / N100H / N100SC
Caching Music Server / Streamer
N100H: 2TB Storage / USB Output
N100C: 4TB Storage / USB and Coaxial Output
N100SC: USB and Coaxial Outputs / Optional HDD or SSD Storage
NEW PRODUCT
N20
High Definition Caching Music Server / Streamer
2 x Slot for 2.5inch HDD or SSD Drive (user installed)
USB, AES/EBU, Coaxial, BNC, Optical Outputs and Word Clock Input
The N20 caching music server / streamer provides the fidelity, features and flexibility the digital audiophile will find attractive and meaningful. A significant advantage is that the N20 contains two empty storage bays. This allows you to customize storage to best meet your budget and intended use. For example, these days many music lovers listen exclusively to streaming content. Therefore, no internal storage is necessary (although it can be easily added at any time if desired). Have a modestly sized music collection? Install an inexpensive 2TB HDD. Own a massive music library? Opt-in for 2 SSDs or HDDs. Fully loaded, the N20 is capable of accommodating an incredible 16TB of solid-state storage!
REVIEW
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W20SE
“Significant advance over what was already a reference-quality music server”
The Absolute Sound
The Aurender W20SE is a significant advance over what was already a reference-quality music server. It’s not only better sounding, but much more capable in its handling of DSD. Most important, PCM upsampling vaults the SE’s performance into another league. This feature alone is, in my view, worth the price of the upgrade from the W20.
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A30
“Unquestionably recommend”
AudiophileStyle
Aurender’s track record for great products and customer service over the last decade, now enhanced by its analog flagship A30, is proof that this company has taken itself to another level. I believe Aurender should now be considered one of the blue chip companies in HiFi. I unquestionably recommend the A30 to even the most knuckle-dragging, stubborn, old school audiophiles. To quote the late Christopher Wallace, “If you don’t know, now you know.”
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A10
“Highly Recommended”
Part-Time Audiophile
If you have managed to wade through this review and actually reach this point, you’ll know that I’m pleased as punch at both the performance and the user friendliness of the Aurender A10 music server/DAC combination. It’s a great one-box option for those who don’t want to mess around with the do-it-yourself modular option.
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N100H
“Never heard a music server that sounds better”
Soundstage! Hi-Fi
I don’t think I’ve ever heard a music server that sounds better, and maybe none as good. It stood out for its bass extension and impact, as well as its natural reproduction of midrange detail. Its looks are as classy as those of any component I’ve had in my system. I began to describe it as audio jewelry, but then realized that the phrase often means “gaudy” — and the N100H isn’t.
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