gocubs42 Posted March 29, 2015 Share Posted March 29, 2015 Works perfectly. I'm going in another direction so here's a chance to get one of these units and save some cash! New $900.00 asking $450.00 firm.Great replacement for SBT or the SOtM sMS-100. PayPal plus fees,shipping not included CONUS only PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The Sonore Sonic Orbiter V1 is an audiophile PCM and DSD/DoP capable audio renderer with Ethernet input and USB output. SELECTABLE OUTPUT MODES Mode #1 - SqueezeLite Output Mode - This output works with any Logitech Media Server and compatible controllers. This output supports true gapless playback for FLAC, ALAC, WAV, and AIFF. When used with the local Logitech Media Server and Vortexbox 2.3 you can output gapless PCM and DSD/DoD. When used with Logitech Media Server on your computer or your NAS you can output gapless PCM. Mode #2 - ShairPort Output - This is an AirPlay emulator that utilizes streams sent to it from a compatible source. Mode #3 - MPD/DLNA Output Mode: Great for the JRiver app. Mode #3a - DLNA Output - This output utilizes streams from UPNP/DLNA servers and controllers. Playback has been enhanced and now uses MPD as the renderer. Mode #4 - HQ Player NAA Output Mode - This output is intended to work with Signalyst's HQ Player running on your computer. Digital signal processing is performed by the HQ Player application. This output supports true gapless playback. The processed data is then asynchronously streamed over the network to the Network Audio Adapter (NAA) for output via USB. This output supports PCM and DSD/DoP streaming. STANDARD FEATURES Supports gapless playback Supports PCM output via USB Supports DSD/DoP output via USB Supports internet radio and streaming radio services from LMS Isolated from noise on the network Supports the following PCM sample rates: 44.1KHz, 48KHz, 88.2KHz, 96KHz, 176.4KHz, 192KHz, 352.8KHz and 384KHz Supports the following DSD rates: DSD64 and DSD128 Supports AAC, AIFF, ALAC, FLAC, MP3, and WAV files from HTTP streams Controlled via apps on your mobile device The Sonic Orbiter is powered by an on board, very fast, low noise, low output impedance linear power supply The Sonic Orbiter power supply is point to point wired by hand with 4 nines silver wire The Sonic Orbiter between board power supply wiring is mil spec silver plated copper in teflon insulation for low contact resistance and long life/reliability The Sonic Orbiter is isolated from noise on the network Link to comment
gocubs42 Posted May 13, 2015 Author Share Posted May 13, 2015 Price drop on the Sonic Orbiter V1 to $350.00. Buyer pays Paypal fees and shipping Link to comment
mazekl Posted May 29, 2015 Share Posted May 29, 2015 Price drop on the Sonic Orbiter V1 to $350.00. Buyer pays Paypal fees and shipping $350.00 is Okay, but you pay shipping. I'll take care of the PayPal expense. If you are interested, email me quickly (I am negotiating on another unit too) at [email protected]. Thanks, Kirk CAPS Lagoon –>Cat7–>CAPS Zuma (or Oppo transport)–>Elijah AudioIsolate CU USB (or Jon Risch DIY Digital IC)–>PS Audio NuWave DAC–>Grover Audio ICs–>Belles Audio PreAmp–>Grover Audio ICs–>Marchand Audio XM44 Crossover–>Jon Risch DIY IC's–> Edge Monoblock Amps–>Jon Risch DIY Speaker Cables–>Aerial Acoustics 10t Speakers (and twin Paradigm Servo Subwoofers) Powered by a PS Audio P10 Link to comment
gocubs42 Posted May 29, 2015 Author Share Posted May 29, 2015 email sent....thanks for looking Link to comment
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