Innuos Zenith Mk3 or something else?
Hello There,
Hoping to tap into the collective insight of this group. I am planning to buy a music server+streamer combo and am thinking of the Innuous Zenith Mk3. And have some questions before i pull the trigger:
1. Any rumors/insights of a new version of the Zenith Mk3 launching soon? (hate to buy into this and have a new version pop up in short order. I think the Mk3 has been around for over 2 years now and so I thought i would check in with this group)
2. Any other music server/streamer combo I should consider at this price point? (the Zenith Mk3 retail is ~$4700)
My budget is to keep it under $5K. Thank you!
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Anti grunge I guess reading is not your strength read what inshore said about these servers In shore didn’t purchase his evo from us he was one of thef first units in the states he purchased directly before we became the importer And another post https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/432-evo?highlight=Evo For those of you that have been waiting, I am the happy owner of the Evo 432 High End. I don’t have any experience with streamers, but I do own a very well thought of server. I was happily surprised at how much better the Evo was than my previous server. Yes, its a little more expensive, but I believe it to be good value. I expected the streaming to be significantly worse than my carefully ripped cds, but the difference is quite small, depending on the recording. The 432hz tuning does make a subtle improvement, and you have a wide choice of tunings from 444hz to 415hz. The bottom line is that it sounds great. Samh Innous zen compared to an older aeon not the newermk2 Aeon The modular nature of the servers allow for easy upgrades from model to model which means you can easily increase sound quality by by improving the sophistication of the isolation of the data as you move up to the higher end models Dave and troy Audio intellect nj Us importer 442 Evo music servers |
