NAGRA STREAMER

Streamer: Sized Like the Legendary Nagra VIIThe Streamer’s chassis is the size of the legendary Nagra VII, following the same design logic that shaped the Classic line around the Nagra V and the HD line around the Nagra VI.

CNC-machined from a solid billet of aluminum, the chassis is compact yet massive, rugged and rigid - sized to be as large as necessary but no larger for efficient placement on an equipment-filled rack.

Streamer: A Small Footprint Next to the DACThe Streamer’s compact footprint lets it sit close to other IT and network equipment while still connecting to a DAC over a long optical cable, easing placement in a crowded rack.

Output is via an N-Link connection for Nagra DACs using a customer-supplied optical fibre, plus an S/PDIF connection (up to 192kHz, DSD64 with DoP) for other manufacturers’ DACs.

Streamer: Every Major Streaming ServiceThe Streamer supports Qobuz Connect, Tidal Connect, Spotify Connect, Roon Ready (Roon Tested), Audirvāna, JPLAY certification, Apple AirPlay 2, UPnP/DLNA for local files, and vTuner for internet radio.

The free mConnect control app, for Apple and Android phones and tablets, handles day-to-day file control and software updates, and local playback from a USB key or USB hard drive is supported directly.

Streamer: Network Connection and PowerThe Streamer connects to a home network over a standard RJ45 Ethernet cable and ships with its own external power supply, drawing about 0.7A at 12V DC for roughly 10W of consumption.

Sound quality can be improved further by powering the Streamer from a Nagra ACPS, MPS or Classic PSU 12V supply in place of the included power adapter.