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Innuos Statement Music Server

Name: Innuos Statement Music Server
Brand: Innuos
SKU: 44113573642481
Price: 25,000.00 CAD
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The new Innuos Statement Music Server is the flagship server and is designed to take Digital Audio to a new level of performance. A state-of-the-art source for the most discerning audiophiles.

Innuos partnered once again with Dr. Sean Jacobs. A new power supply architecture was designed exclusively for the Statement. The power supply is distributed between two enclosures, with one enclosure containing the AC/DC conversion stage and the other containing the regulation stage together with the server components.

The advantage is clear: regulated “clean” power traverses a very short path, soldered point to point, with the least impedance and exposure to EMI. This is superior in efficiency compared to a traditional architecture where a separate power supply is used – regulated “clean” power needs to go through more obstacles of internal cabling, output connectors, cable, input connectors and more internal cable before it reaches its destination.

Each critical component of the server receives its own dedicated power supply from one of the 8 independent power rails, further preventing component cross-contamination. Of particular note is the use of a dedicated power supply for each of the Ethernet and USB high-precision OCXO clocks, ensuring these clocks work at their best.

The motherboard has been fully EMI-optimised to our own exclusive design by, removing any unnecessary, noise-generating components capable of compromising audio. A fully-customised BIOS ensures the hardware works at its lowest noise without impairing performance. Further EMI treatment is then applied to the motherboard so that EMI is absorbed rather than reflected to other components.

Not fully satisfied with existing USB and Ethernet re-clocking designs, Innuos designed in-house their own boards for this purpose.

At the heart of the design are 3 principles: The use of very high-precision OCXO clocks for timing the signals, extreme care in powering important components preventing cross-contamination, and extremely short paths between components.

While apthe use of OCXO clocks is not new, the way they are powered and the layout of the board has proven to be extremely important for their performance. As an example, dozens of USB controllers were analysed in terms of how they were powered and clocked so that they allowed this control to be done externally. The USB Controller is regulated by no less than 3 ultra-low noise regulators, one per independent voltage.

Keeping the clock very close to the controllers, via a dedicated track on the board itself, helps to avoid the losses in signal quality that come with the use of external clock units.

Housed in a casing of 10mm-thick CNC-machined aluminium, the Statement is not just a pretty face. The thick metal enclosure helps to isolate external EMI, and its weight helps dampen harmful vibration into the system. By using a double-enclosure design, it also helps to contain the vibration effects of the massive 540VA toroidal transformer at its heart.

Each critical component of the server receives its own dedicated power supply from one of the 8 independent power rails, further preventing component cross-contamination. Of particular note is the use of a dedicated power supply for each of the Ethernet and USB high- precision OCXO clocks, ensuring these clocks work at their best.

Next-Gen PSU Upgrade Option Features:

.. Custom ARC6 AC/DC modules with high-precision
Active Rectifier board, 10mH DC Choke and 4 times the capacitance. ·· Significantly lower PSU impedance.
·· All rails using new Audio Note KAISEI capacitors.
·· Boosted CPU current.
·· New Adaptive Vibration Control platform using Panzerholz wood.

Specifications:

Digital Output	Re-clocked USB 2.0 supporting USB Audio Class 2, DoP, Native DSD and MQA
	Re-clocked dedicated Ethernet Streamer Port

Ethernet	2 x rear panel RJ45 – Bridged Gigabit Ethernet
USB	2x USB 2.0 (1x re-clocked, 1x non-reclocked), 1x USB 3.0 (Backup)

CD Formats	Red Book
Disc Compatibility	CD, CD-R, CD-RW
Audio format for stored CDs	FLAC (zero compression), WAV
Audio Formats Supported for streaming and playing	WAV, AIFF, FLAC, ALAC, AAC, MP3, MQA (with supported DACs)

Sample Rates	44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, 176.4KHz. 192kHz, 352.8KHz, 384KHz, DSD64, DSD128, Native DSD up to DSD512 on selected DACs
Bit Depths	16bit, 24bit, 32bit

Web Interface	Web Browsers from iOS, Android (4.0 and up) or up-to-date Windows and OS X browsers
Mobile	App for iPhone/iPad, Android and Windows 10

CD/DVD drive	TEAC Slot-loading drive
Hard Drive	1TB SSD with Vibration and EMI treatment
CPU	Intel Quad Core N4200
Memory	8GB DDR3 Low-Voltage RAM (4GB Dedicated for RAM Playback)

UPnP/DLNA	Integrated UPnP Server
Streaming Services	Qobuz, Tidal, Radio Paradise, Internet Radio
Roon Compatibility	Roon Core and Roon Endpoint
Average CD Storage Time	5 minutes
CD Metadata	FreeDB, MusicBrainz, Discogs, GD3
Compatible Music Systems	Sonos Multi-room Wireless Music System
	DLNA/UPnP compatible devices
	USB DACs complying to USB Audio Class 2
	USB DACs supporting DSD over DoP protocol
	Selected USB DACs supporting Native DSD

Network	Internet connection to access album metadata when storing CDs, Internet Radio, Streaming Services and software updates
	Network router with at least one available ethernet port
	Premium subscription required for some streaming services such as Spotify, Qobuz and Tidal
Recommended App (USB Connection Only)	iPeng 9 (iOS), OrangeSqueeze (Android), Squeeze Control (Windows 10)

Mains Supply	230V AC / 115V AC – 8x Internal Linear Power Supply
Power Consumption	20W when idle, 35W peak

Dimensions	Server = 420mm x 352mm x 88mm Power = 420mm x 352mm x 102mm (W x D x H)
Weight	Server = 8.2kg Power = 13.4kg
In the box	Innuos STATEMENT Music Server
	Mains Cable
	2x 0.3m umbilical interconnect
	2m Ethernet Cable
	Quick Start Guide