Here’s the A1000, the Aurender streamer for everyone?

Here’s the A1000, the Aurender streamer for everyone?

Aurender just launched the A1000, a server and streamer that combines simplicity with advanced features, now more accessible to a wider audience. Equipped with the AKM4490REQ Dual Mono DAC chip, it offers variable and fixed RCA outputs, allowing it to be used as a pre-amplifier or as a dedicated digital source, with lossless volume control at the DAC level.

The versatility in connectivity is one of its key strengths. The streamer includes HDMI ARC, USB, and optical inputs, along with Bluetooth AptX-HD and Google Cast Audio support. The A1000 allows direct streaming from services like Tidal, Qobuz, and Spotify Connect, and integrates with platforms such as Roon and Aurender Conductor.

For those with large music collections, the A1000 supports the installation of a SSD hard drive of up to 8TB, ensuring fast and efficient file management. The front panel includes a 6.9 inch color display, and the device comes with a Bluetooth remote control.

The machined aluminum chassis ensures durability, while the low-noise toroidal linear power supply and ARM Cortex-A55 Quad-core 2.0GHz processor promise power and stability. Maintaining the technological level the brand is known for, the A1000 offers outstanding performance at a price of $3500(US) / €3850, making it an attractive proposition.

This model promises a perfect balance between cutting-edge technology and affordability, making it a standout choice for any high-end audio system.

Detailed specifications: see product page