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Aurender N30SA audiophile network server and transport. Its two-chassis architecture separates the power supply from the audio section.

The electronics are split across two machined aluminium boxes, separating the server section from the digital output stage. Each block has its own supply: 50 W for the processor, twice 35 W for the output board. The pair comes to 22 kg.
An OCXO Rev2 word clock paces the AES/EBU and BNC coaxial outputs. A 75-ohm BNC input also allows an external clock at 10 MHz, 12.8 MHz or a multiple of 44.1 and 48 kHz. The brand's MC10 and MC20 connect to it directly.
The external DAC connects over dedicated audio USB, AES/EBU or BNC coaxial. The USB output accepts PCM streams up to 768 kHz at 32 bits, as well as DSD512 natively and DSD256 over DoP. MQA Core decoding is available as an option. An 8.8-inch colour screen shows the current playback.
An 8 TB SSD is fitted as standard, with a 2.5-inch bay left free to extend the library. A 480 GB NVMe drive is reserved for the system and the playback cache. The gigabit Ethernet port passes through two isolation transformer stages.
Data sheet
• Lower-dispersion higher-purity fiber
• Low-jitter (Digital Timing Errors)
• Precision Polished Fiber Ends
• 3 METER AND ABOVE IN-WALL Rated PVC
• 280 Narrow-Aperture Quartz (Fused-Silica) Fibers
• Low-jitter (Digital Timing Errors)
• Precision Polished Fiber Ends
• 3 METER AND ABOVE IN-WALL Rated PVC
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