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INNUOS STATEMENT

MUSIC SERVER

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THE ULTIMATE EXPRESSION OF THE UBER-SERVER

Innuos' flagship server, designed to take Digital Audio to a new level of performance.
A state-of-the-art source for the most discerning audiophiles.

​OVERVIEW

  • Full-width Dual Chassis Design

  • Standard PSU

    • 8 Independt Linear Rails Each critical component of the server receives its own dedicated power supply from one of the 8 independent power rails, further preventing component cross-contamination. Of particular note is the use of a dedicated power supply for each of the Ethernet and USB high- precision OCXO clocks, ensuring these clocks work at their best

  • Next-Gen PSU

    • Custom ARC6 AC/DC modules with high-precision
      Active Rectifier board, 10mH DC Choke and 4 times the capacitance. Significantly lower PSU impedance. All rails using new Audio Note KAISEI capacitors.
      Boosted CPU current. New Adaptive Vibration Control platform using Panzerholz wood.​

  • 10mm CNC-machined aluminium chassis.

  • Custom motherboard exclusively designed for Innuos.

  • 8GB RAM with 4GB In-Memory Playback.

  • EMI-optimized motherboard exclusively designed for Innuos.

  • New Generation Quad-core Intel CPU.

  • Custom Ethernet and USB Reclockers with 3bpp OCXO clocks.

  • Asymmetrical isolation feet.

  • Anti-vibration treatment on chassis and electronic components

  • Independent floating optical drive and SSD platform

  • Medical-grade Mains Filter

  • SSD Storage

  • Standard Storage : 1 TB

Standard PSU

$ 18,900 - 1TB

$ 19,300 - 2TB

$ 20,100 - 4TB

$ 21,700 - 8TB

 

Next-Gen PSU

$ 25,000 - 1TB

$ 25,400 - 2TB

$ 26,200 - 4TB

$ 27,800 - 8TB

 

 

Reference Umbilical Cable Upgrade

0.5m - $1799

1.0m - $1999

1.5m - $2199

Contact us for Bundle Quote w/ more storage and Cable Upgrade

 

Free UPS 2-day Expedited Direct Drop Shipping - Delivery Lead Time is ~7 days from date of order payment

 

We Invoice via SQUARE (CC) or PayPal.

Contact us for Check / Wire Payment discount.

What they say ...

 

Jason Kennedy  |  The Ear

January 2019

 

I particularly enjoyed the image scale that the Statement revealed, it’s not the bloom/halo effect you get with some tube amps because the size and nature changes with every album or track played. Regardless of whether you use the USB to DAC or the Ethernet to Streamer outputs the resolution is astounding. Pieces you thought you knew reveal new facets and depths, and it’s impossible not to be drawn into the music.

The other very appealing characteristic is that everything sounds so relaxed and effortless, I thought that the Zenith SE was good in this respect – it is  – but Statement takes another layer of grain away. This is what eliminating noise in the source means -- a more natural, less digital sound that seriously competes with the best turntables.

 

In fact where bass is concerned you’d have to have a top flight turntable, arm and cartridge to get near it. And I’m a vinyl enthusiast with far too many records to prove it, but the dynamics and low frequency coherence makes me wonder if time has not come to change my ways.


Contrasting the [now discontinued] Zenith SE and the Statement is interesting. You get more space, more detail and less grain/sweeter cleaner treble with Statement, but the timing remains pretty much the same. It’s essentially a lower distortion version of what was already very, very clean sound. And the sense of space is extraordinary -- I’ve not encountered imaging like it nor have I heard digitally sourced highs that on the one hand are shiny and vibrant but on the other are relaxed. It really is a best of both worlds experience.


The longer you let the Statement settle in the better it sounds, and by the end of the server’s far too short (month long) tenure I was getting seriously addicted to it. Whether streaming Ryley Walker on Tidal or Bugge Wesseltoft from the drive it has a beguiling transparency and openness that is dangerous to get used to, especially as it has inevitably to go back.

 

The Statement is a more subtle source than most, its qualities are those of omission, it leaves out the distortion so that the music can come through.

 

In this and all other respects, this Innuos is a genuine state of the art component, put it on your ‘must hear’ bucket list straight away.
 

SPECIFICATIONS

 

 

AUDIO OUTPUTS

  • Digital Output  - Reclocked USB 2.0 supporting USB Audio Class 1,

USB Audio Class 2, MQA and DoP              

 

CONNECTIVITY

  • Ethernet - 2x isolated RJ45 Bridged Gigabit Ethernet - LAN and Streamer connection    

  • Other - 1x VGA (service connection only)    

  • USB - 2x USB 2.0 (incl. 1 x Reclocked & 1x non-reclocked), 1x USB 3.0 (Backup)         

 

FORMATS

  • CD Formats  - Red Book    

  • Disc Compatibility -  CD, CD-R, CD-RW  

  • Audio format for stored CDs - FLAC (zero compression), WAV  

  • Audio Formats Supported for streaming and playing - WAV, AIFF, FLAC, ALAC, AAC, MP3.

  • MQA (for supported DACs)        

 

SAMPLE RATES

  • Sample Rates  - 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, 176.4KHz. 192kHz, 352.8KHz, 384KHz , DSD64, DSD128, Native DSD up to DSD512 (for supported DACs)

  • Bit Depths - 16bit, 24bit, 32bit         

 

USER CONTROL INTERFACES

  • Web Interface - Web Browsers from iOS, Android (4.0 and up)

or up-to-date Windows and OS X browsers    

  • Mobile - App for iPhone/iPad, Android and Windows 10         

 

HARDWARE

  • CD/DVD drive -TEAC Slot-loading drive    

  • Hard Drive - 1TB SSD with vibration and EMI treatment   

  • CPU - Intel Quad Core N4200   

  • Memory - 8Gb DDR3 - 4Gb dedicated for Memory Playback       

 

STREAMING / CD STORAGE / COMPATIBILITY

  • UPnP/DLNA - Integrated UPnP Server

  • Streaming Services - Qobuz, Tidal, Radio Paradise, Internet Radio

  • Roon Compatibility - Roon Core and Roon Endpoint

  • Average CD Storage Time -  5 minutes

  • CD Metadata - FreeDB, MusicBrainz, Discogs, GD3

  • Compatible Music Systems - Sonos Multi-room Wireless Music System

  • DLNA/UPnP compatible devices

  • USB DACs complying to USB Audio Class 2

  • USB DACs supporting DSD over DoP protocol

  • Selected USB DACs supporting Native DSD

REQUIREMENTS

NETWORK

  • Internet connection to access album metadata when storing CDs

  • Internet Radio, Streaming Services and software updates

  • Network router with at least one available ethernet port

  • Premium subscription required for some streaming services such as Spotify, Qobuz and Tidal

  • DAC / Converter  -- DAC with USB input supporting USB Audio Class 1, USB Audio Class 2 or DoP protocols

 

POWER

  • Mains Supply -- 120V AC 

  • Power Consumption 20W when idle, 35W peak

 

PHYSICAL

  • Dimensions Main Chassis : 90 x 420 x 350mm (H x W x D)

  • Dimensions Power Chassis : 110 x 420 x 350 (H x W x D)

  • Weight Main: 8.2kg

  • Weight Power: 13.4kg

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