The Future of the Music Streamers. Introducing the Pulsar
Now at True Audiophile
We listened to all streamers we could. They were either way too much money for what they delivered or too complex. Innuos is taking over the world market with the Pulsaer. In fact, the performance is so stunning it may lead to re-design of their other products. Brilliantly simple to use and modestly priced. Built from the ground up including their OS. -- True Audiophile mini review
Hifi Knights:
Listeners in pursuit of a pure streamer with top-level UI and priced as listed below should really investigate Innuos PULSAR. If you fit that profile and already are familiar with the Statement Next-Gen, well, you have to. These two platforms largely sound the same, which makes today’s Statement Jr. a terrific find no less. Color me very impressed!
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Reviewers Choice Award 2024 by Part Time Audiophile - Nominated for Product of the Year for 2023
“It’s for people who just want to stream,” the folks from Faro told me when I first listened to the Innuos PULSAR network streamer.
“You mean people like me?” I asked, and they nodded in the affirmative.
After nominating the Innuos PULSAR for Product of the Year for 2023, I realize that this conclusion has been telegraphed, gratuitously so. But this was the product that proved to me that I need a dedicated network streamer, especially if I’m going to review other components while using my laptop as a source.
I will readily admit that my trip to Portugal influenced my enthusiasm for this product, and not just because of the sublime hospitality of Innuos. (I’ve got Portugal on the brain now, and I want to go back soon.) What I remember most about Innuos is their dedication to making everything the best it can be. While one part of me is still deeply connected to analog playback and conventional loudspeakers and tube amplifiers, a newly formed part of me, still in its infancy, realizes that the road to digital perfection is in the tiniest of details. The Innuos PULSAR is made by a company that knows there’s always more to learn and ways to make things better. That’s why the Innuos PULSAR earns my highest recommendation.
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Digital Output | USB DAC output with PhoenixUSB Lite Reclocker (Up to 32bit/768KHz, Up to DSD256 via DoP, Up to DSD512 via Native DSD). Other Modules to be made available in the future. |
Ethernet | 2 x rear panel RJ45 – Bridged Gigabit Ethernet |
USB | 4x USB 3.0 |
Audio Formats Supported for streaming and playingWAV, AIFF, FLAC, ALAC, AAC, MP3, MQA
Endpoint Mode | Connects to Innuos Music Servers, Logitech Media Server based Servers or HQPlayer Server |
Web Interface | Modern Web Browsers from iOS, Android, Windows and Mac OS |
Mobile | Innuos Sense App (iOS/Android/Kindle Fire) |
CPU | Intel Quad Core N4200 |
Memory | 8GB DDR3 Low-Voltage RAM (4GB Dedicated for RAM Playback) |
UPnP/DLNA | Controls selected UPnP streamers as endpoints via Sense |
Streaming Services | Internet Radio, Qobuz, Radio Paradise, Tidal |
USB DAC Support | USB DACs complying to USB Audio Class 2 |
USB DACs supporting DSD over DoP protocol | |
Selected USB DACs supporting Native DSD |
Requirements
UPnP/DLNA | Controls selected UPnP streamers as endpoints via Sense |
Streaming Services | Internet Radio, Qobuz, Radio Paradise, Tidal |
USB DAC Support | USB DACs complying to USB Audio Class 2 |
USB DACs supporting DSD over DoP protocol | |
Selected USB DACs supporting Native DSD |
Mains Supply | 230V AC / 115V AC – Internal Linear Power Supply |
Power Consumption (Idle) | 7W |
Power Consumption (Peak)
Standalone mode |
13.7W |
Dimensions:
Dimensions | 16.5 in x 11.4 in x 3 in (W x D x H) |
Weight | 10,17 kg (11,5 kg boxed) |
In the box | Innuos PULSAR Network Player |
Mains Cable | |
2m Ethernet Cable | |
Quick Start Guide |
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