Harman Audio has Arcam Solo Uno Music Streamer w/ Built-in Amplifier on sale for $249.99. Shipping is free.
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The Solo Uno brings total simplicity to the complex world of audio streaming by providing a compact, stylish and elegant streamer with a built-in amplifier. Boasting the class-leading Arcam sound quality, the effortless system requires just two speakers, the Solo Uno and a mobile device using the native music app of choice via Apple AirPlay2, Roon Ready, UPnP or Google Chromecast. In addition, the Solo Uno can be updated "over the air" automatically to provide enhanced future streaming features and years of listening enjoyment.
Our research indicates that this Arcam Solo Uno Streamer w/ Built-in Amplifier is $149.01 lower (37.3% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $399 at the time of this posting.
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Harman Audio has Arcam Solo Uno Music Streamer w/ Built-in Amplifier on sale for $249.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for finding this deal.
Product Description:
The Solo Uno brings total simplicity to the complex world of audio streaming by providing a compact, stylish and elegant streamer with a built-in amplifier. Boasting the class-leading Arcam sound quality, the effortless system requires just two speakers, the Solo Uno and a mobile device using the native music app of choice via Apple AirPlay2, Roon Ready, UPnP or Google Chromecast. In addition, the Solo Uno can be updated "over the air" automatically to provide enhanced future streaming features and years of listening enjoyment.
Our research indicates that this Arcam Solo Uno Streamer w/ Built-in Amplifier is $149.01 lower (37.3% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $399 at the time of this posting.
Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
Question for the audiophiles: Can I hook this up to my Yamaha AVR and get Master Quality with Tidal? Or would I be better off spending more for a Wiim?
Check out Arylic if this suits your fancy. Much cheaper and the quality is good as far as I can tell. Great solution for music streaming and ampification.
The use case for this is tiny due to lack of power to drive anything but extremely efficient speakers.
Power wise I would not be skeptical, it really depends on how large your room is or how far you will be from the audio output.
If you crank it it will potentially sound like caca. Most people don't realize even on the craziest setups even amps that produce 500 watts operate between 1-12 watts primarily. Yes current and voltage do play a factor but I see this for some bookshelves in an office or space where there won't be very much critical listening.
But I honestly doubt someone with extremely inefficient speakers would be buying this.
The use case for this is tiny due to lack of power to drive anything but extremely efficient speakers.
I used amp with same power output as this to power KEF Q100 bookshelf speakers. More than enough power to fill my workspace. That being said, that was cheap $70 korean amp and I'll be upgrading to this to report back.
Power wise I would not be skeptical, it really depends on how large your room is or how far you will be from the audio output.
If you crank it it will potentially sound like caca. Most people don't realize even on the craziest setups even amps that produce 500 watts operate between 1-12 watts primarily. Yes current and voltage do play a factor but I see this for some bookshelves in an office or space where there won't be very much critical listening.
But I honestly doubt someone with extremely inefficient speakers would be buying this.
Power isn't just for volume. It's for dynamic range without distortion.
I used amp with same power output as this to power KEF Q100 bookshelf speakers. More than enough power to fill my workspace. That being said, that was cheap $70 korean amp and I'll be upgrading to this to report back.
If it's nearfield, it probably could work. If not, good luck with dynamic range.
If it's nearfield, it probably could work. If not, good luck with dynamic range.
Got it couple days ago, compared it to much beefer amp that my friend has (Hypex NC252MP) and set it to same volume. Didn't really seem like I'm losing detail (seperation), DR.
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Question for the audiophiles: Can I hook this up to my Yamaha AVR and get Master Quality with Tidal? Or would I be better off spending more for a Wiim?
Answered my own question: https://www.crutchfield
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50w at 4ohm
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If you crank it it will potentially sound like caca. Most people don't realize even on the craziest setups even amps that produce 500 watts operate between 1-12 watts primarily. Yes current and voltage do play a factor but I see this for some bookshelves in an office or space where there won't be very much critical listening.
But I honestly doubt someone with extremely inefficient speakers would be buying this.
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If you crank it it will potentially sound like caca. Most people don't realize even on the craziest setups even amps that produce 500 watts operate between 1-12 watts primarily. Yes current and voltage do play a factor but I see this for some bookshelves in an office or space where there won't be very much critical listening.
But I honestly doubt someone with extremely inefficient speakers would be buying this.
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