Australian Hi-Fi

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When Arcam released its AirDAC last year it hadn’t figured on component shortages that would leave it unable to meet demand. The good news is that the component manufactur­ers are now back on-stream and AirDACs are now rolling out of Arcam’s factory. As a result of the hiatus, Arcam has decided to do a full re-launch for the AirDAC, this time around with the added bonus of markedly-increased cross-platform functional­ity thanks to UPnP streaming and a new free SongBook UPnP Control App. ‘ Arcam’s AirDAC is the only audiophile-quality Airplay-enabled component on the market,’ said John Davies of Sennheiser Brands, which distribute­s Arcam in Australia. ‘ But it’s a true totally cross-platform, multi-format capable device that will play music wirelessly from just about any Smartphone or computer via Wi-Fi and will deliver a massive performanc­e uplift on Bluetooth and computer-grade Wi-Fi streaming, as well as from CD/DVD/Blu-ray players, Smart TVs and more.’ The new Arcam AirDAC has full Wireless UPnP streaming for PC and Android users, so it’s now a fully-fledged high-resolution network/internet UPnP streamer when used in conjunctio­n with the free Arcam SongBook iPhone/Pad app or any Android UPnP app such as BubbleUPnP, UPnPlay etc and all UPnP-enabled PCs, NAS drives etc. To facilitate hardwiring the AirDAC into your system, it has SPDIF and optical digital inputs, and high-class analogue outputs plus an SPDIF output. ‘ At just $700 the Arcam airDAC happily outperform­s many more expensive streaming solutions,’ Davies told Australian Hi-Fi Magazine. For further informatio­n, please contact Sennheiser Australia on 1800 648 628 or visit the website at en-eu.sennheiser.com

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