Aurender N200

@oddiofyl I’m an authorized Aurender dealer and am currently helping out two other A’goners decide on units, both are considering the N200. 

The N200 is an incredible value for a standalone streamer. Not only does it easily eclipse the Bluesound. This past weekend I had a customer bring his Modwright-modded Cambridge CXN v2 to compare. While the modded CXN performs at the level of say a DirectStream DAC, the moment we connected the N200 to its DAC over using the CXN’s built-in streamer, everything just snapped into place, and within ten seconds of listening the customer said “Yeah, I’m getting one”.

There are reports online of the unit surpassing the performance of the N10, and I wouldn’t be surprised. While the N10 is not yet discontinued, it is already listed that way on Aurender’s site. This is significant as the N200 retails for $2K less than the N10.

I’m happy to work with you if you’re not already working with another dealer on this and can answer other questions you might have about what to expect, setup, platform and such. 

Juan Charvet

blisshifi.com

here is another option

imagine an upgradable product line of servers tha allows you to start at an ebtry level server and you can upgrade all the way to their top of the line server

and as better parts becone availabile you can upgrade as well.

We were aurender dealers for years and the innous su

ounded far better and Roon offered advantages that the conductor app could not match.

we sold Innous for years with the biggest issue was their lack of upgradability we had clients always exchanging from one model to another which becamr tiresome

the i nous sounded better the the Aurender

We discovered 432EVO on a fewforums and the revires were stellar

so we decided to try them out

long story short the EVos sounded spectacular

to date we have gotten a rave review in the abslute sound positive feedback and a new review in Stereotimes

Dave and troy Audio intellect NJ

US importers 432 EVO music servers

Oddiofyl we seem to be in almost identical situations.  I too have a very resolving system with the streamer (Node) currently the weak link.  I'm also seriously considering the N200.  Coincidently I'm one of the two people Juan mentions above.  If you haven't already done so shoot him a PM.  He's been very helpful to me and seems to be very knowledgeable in the Aurender line.  Please let us know what you think if you decide to go the N200 route or whatever you decide.  I'll plan to do the same once I decide.  Good luck with whatever you choose.

Dave and Troy spell check is your friend :-)

Absolutely, big difference. I own a Aurrender N100, tested a N10, and now own a W20SE. These are real audiophile streamers and bring sound commensurate With there price. This difference in sound between budget streamers and this will be striking.

If you later upgrade your DAC, this streamer will be up the task of producing even better sound from your new DAC. 
 

Great choice.