Engineered to reference audio standards, the N70AE uses top quality components and construction for studio grade sound quality. Featuring twin SABRE32 Ultra DACs (ES 9016S), the N70AE gives stunning resolution and soundstaging. Fully balanced signal processing with XLR outputs further marks this player out as being ready for the studio. The PD-70AE uses Pioneer’s trademark Rigid Under Base, while the CD drive is housed in a shielded case with a honeycomb-imprinted top cover and anti-vibration paint. The N-70AE / N-50AE comes with Chromecast built-in, so you can use your mobile device to stream your favourite music, radio, or podcasts to the player. You can control the audio from anywhere in the house using Chromecast-enabled apps running on your personal device - iPhone, iPad, Android phone and tablet, Mac and Windows laptop, and Chromebook Balance is unarguable - there’s punch and depth down low and sparkling bite up top, with solidity fleshing out a clear and articulate midrange. And with its muscular, full-bodied presentation augmented by enthusiastic drive, it delivers entertaining renditions of anything we play through it. Custom electrolytic capacitors have been selected through repeated trials while listening to SACD and CD sound. The analogue balanced output (XLR) terminals feature machined and gold-plated RCA terminals.

Tří-komorové stíněnéšasi s odstíněním napájecího zdroje pro digitální blok, digitální obvod a napájecí zdroj pro analogový blok/analogový obvod be it high-res over the network, others that are limited to CD quality or (like Spotify) to below CD quality. You’ll get the most reliable and most highest-res performance either from those USB-connected drives, or across your local network from music shared by UPnP/DLNA from either a PC or a NAS drive, the latter having the benefit of being always available (whereas music on a PC disappears when the PC is off or sleeping). From such shares and from its optical and coaxial digital inputs the Pioneer can play WAV, AIFF, Apple Lossless and FLAC up to 24-bit/192kHz, DSD (dff/dsf) at 2.8/5.6/11.2MHz, plus your lowly MP3, AAC and WMA files.

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Síťový přehrávač N-70 AE v sobě obsahuje ty nejmodernější technologie streamingu a zároveň představuje veškerýúspěch v oblasti reprodukce digitální hudby, jakého společnost Pioneer na světových trzích dosáhla. Výsledkem je špičkový přehrávač, při jehož použití vám nebude chybět vůbec nic. Dokáže vám nabídnout hudbu všech stylů, z libovolného místa a v jakémkoli hudebním formátu. A díky audiofilským D/A převodníkům bude znít vaše oblíbená hudba ze síťového přehrávače N-70 AE přirozeněji a bohatěji, než to bylo možné kdykoliv předtím.

The good news is that the N-70AE carries over this fundamental ability to make music in a believable and compelling way across the many and varied ways it is capable of receiving the raw data. The handling of Tidal material is impressive. A curated playlist of the rising lights of the London Jazz scene give it an ideal opportunity to show its tonality and As noted, ‘Direct’ mode seemed reliably the smoothest and most preferable setting for our tastes, and was used for the bulk of our more relaxed rather than comparative listening. Inputs: 1 x optical digital, 1 x coaxial digital, 2 x USB-A, 1 x USB-B (computer), Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Chromecast, FireConnect, AirPlayPioneer has released two new Network Audio Players, the N-70AE and N-50AE, that come with Spotify Connect, Chromecast, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth all built in. Already one of the best-equipped network stereo receivers for streaming music, the Pioneer N70AE features more streaming options than ever. Even without third party devices attached, the N70AE offers easy access to Spotify, Tidal, Deezer and TuneIn Internet radio for near unlimited music choice. There’s also Google Chromecast built-in. This lets you stream music, podcasts and audio apps, including Google Play, at the touch of a button. The Cambridge delivers a greater sense of distinct layering and, between the two, the level of tenderness attributed to the guitar is like the difference between a medium and a well-done steak. However, if your streaming requirements are as flexible as the machines in question and performance is priority, your preference should lie with the superior-sounding Cambridge. In addition to being a SACD/CD player, the PD-70AE also functions as a standalone DAC based on dual ESS DAC chips.

It’s a confident, convincing delivery on the whole, and that doesn’t change as we play our computer’s music library through the asynchronous USB.

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You understand that a reasonable donation for selling fees is expected upon successful sale of your item The N-70AE / N-50AE features a 3.5” colour LCD display with a user-friendly GUI. Enjoy viewing the album artwork while listening to the song. Audio features To apply in store, simply call in to our branch and one of our experienced sales team will guide you through the application.

The Pioneer Product Planning team believes there are three types of customers. The first two types use both the USB DAC input and network streaming, but will use one or the other the majority of the time. The third type is solely focussed on network streaming. Where it leaves all but the most top-notch analogue equipment standing is the bass response. The most notable aspect of this is not the

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Note, however, that that you can play only up to CD quality, and no DSD at all, if you connect to your network by Wi-Fi. For Wi-Fi you screw on two external antennas, whereas the N-50AE has two fold-up antennas built in. So (as we’d always recommend anyway), give the Pioneer a hard-wired Ethernet connection to your network. Enjoy network features such as Hi-Res Audio streaming via wireless LAN connection. The built-in Wi-Fi is dual band, supporting both 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz frequency channels. By using the 5 GHz band, you can enjoy steady and uninterrupted streaming of large Hi-Res Audio files. I would have loved to hang on to this, but given that Sharp Corporation has bought Onkyo/Pioneer recently, do not know if a firmware upgrade for the Tidal MQA issue is coming anytime soon. For the timebeing, I will continue to listen to the Bluesound Node via the Rotel preamp. (I am sorely tempted to upgrade to the Rotel RC1590mkII which has been released this year and is capable of full MQA unfolding). Both of these are, however, defeated if you select the ‘Direct’ option, during which the manual says “processing that affects sound quality is shut down so sound closer to the original is reproduced”. This sounds so desirable that one wonders why any other option is considered, but as always, it’s fun to play. Three blue LEDs on the front panel indicate which of the other tweaks you’re using, so it’s easy to try these, as well as the different filter slopes of the Sabre DAC (well, two from the Sabre and one ‘short’ which is apparently Pioneer’s own addition).