Music Streamers

The digital source used to be the weak link. For most of the early streaming era, it still was — convenience won over sound quality, and listeners accepted a presentation that was thin, bright, or fatiguing compared to what a good turntable or CD player could do. That's changed. The products in this collection are why. We carry two streaming platforms: Innuos and Lumin. Different approaches, different strengths, and we've spent real time with both. Innuos builds purpose-designed servers and streamers around custom power supplies, proprietary mainboards, and an in-house operating system — the engineering is focused on eliminating noise at every stage between storage and output. Lumin takes a different path, combining streaming transport and DAC in a single refined chassis, with a software ecosystem that's been consistently among the best in the business. Neither brand is the right answer for everyone. The choice depends on whether you want to keep your existing DAC and invest in the transport layer, whether you prefer an all-in-one solution, how important local library management is versus streaming-first use, and where the rest of your system sits. These are the conversations we have with customers every day. The range here runs from the Lumin D3 and Innuos STREAM1 at the entry end, through the STREAM3 and various Lumin integrated streamers in the mid-range, up to the Innuos ZENith Next-Gen and Lumin X2 at the top of what we carry. The Innuos output modules — PhoenixUSB Board, PhoenixDAC Board, PhoenixI2S Board, SPDIF Board — are also here, for existing STREAM or ZEN Next-Gen owners looking to optimize their output stage. If you're not sure where to start, reach out. We'll ask the right questions.