The MOON 390 combines a MiND 2 network player, a DAC, a preamplifier, a headphone amplifier and a phono stage. One unit covers the sources of a complete system.

The Moon 390 gathers a network player, a digital-to-analogue converter, a preamplifier, a headphone amplifier and a phono stage in a single chassis. It only needs connecting to a power amplifier or to active speakers. The unit acts as the nerve centre of a hi-fi system.
The MiND 2 streaming module opens access to online services and to local library playback. It supports Tidal, Deezer, Qobuz, internet radio and the AirPlay and Roon protocols. Control runs from the dedicated MiND app on phone and tablet.
The built-in converter accepts high-resolution PCM streams and DSD over the USB input. Optical and coaxial digital inputs connect the television and external sources. The phono stage and the analogue inputs take a turntable and traditional sources.
The analogue preamplifier looks after the signal path up to the power amplifier. A dedicated headphone output allows headphone listening without extra equipment. Design and assembly are carried out in Canada by Simaudio.
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