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Arcam Solo Uno Streamer - now £299 Delivered @ Nintronics

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Posted 22 June 2023

Arcam Solo Uno Streamer - now £299 Delivered @ Nintronics

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The Solo Uno brings total simplicity to the complex world of audio streaming by providing a compact, stylish and elegant streamer with a built-in amplifier. Boasting the class-leading Arcam sound quality, the effortless system requires just two speakers, the Solo Uno and a mobile device using the native music app of choice via Apple Airplay2 or Google Chromecast. In addition, the Solo Uno can be updated “over the air” automatically to provide enhanced future streaming features and years of listening enjoyment.

Class leading super-efficient amplifier design
Stylish cast aluminium case
A simple system that only requires two speakers, the Solo Uno and an app
GoogleCast, Airplay 2, uPnP Streamer
Optimised for low noise and minimum distortion
High-end audio circuitry

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Somersett
22nd Jun
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rev6
23rd Jun
I stream nowadays because having multiple copies of accessible media has become a pain. 500GB of music on my phones SD card, if it has one? USB for the car, ripped CD's for the CD player? Another USB For the HiFI? What about phones now being without an SD-Card slot? Do I re-encode and compress my lossless audio to fit? You get my point.

I use my NAS either locally or remotely. Doing so is just changing the transport, not the codec. If I play a FLAC from my NAS on my phone in the toilets at KFC, the quality would be the same as sitting at home with a USB flash drive with the same FLAC inserted into my phone via OTG. If I want to play something on my HiFi, I load up BubbleUPnP, connect, browse my NAS library and fire away.
Mastermaster
22nd Jun
If only they included Bluetooth for added flexibility, would have happily used this as a small 2nd system
rev6
22nd Jun
You could add your own for some money's. Not ideal but I'd use DLNA anyway.
sibeer
23rd Jun
This is a bargain if it fits your requirements
damcnaught
23rd Jun
For those who use it, this is 'Roon Ready' according to the Arcam website.

I can't think of any other Roon endpoint & amp at anything like this price point, so a great deal for those looking for a low-cost Roon ready system. (edited)
nocturnal74
24th Jun
What speakers are a bigger consideration though, I personally have no interest in Roon stuff, I use Tidal though. (edited)
Luckyfrog
23rd Jun
Very cool find. Features are very limited but it comes if that all you need this is sick
nocturnal74
23rd Jun
For those of you who don't know Arcam, they are a serious hifi company. I have an Arcam SACD network streamer and amplifier. Had the previous versions and high end CD players etc in the past.

You buy this for sound quality, and not bluetooth.
Simon_Stockdale
24th Jun
100% correct sound quality is very important to Arcam. I used to be an electronics designer at Arcam many years ago and worked on many Alpha era products.

They are also based in the UK just north of Cambridge. (edited)
Shaftydude
24th Jun
What's ideal speakers to pair these with?
nocturnal74
24th Jun
No idea, whilst my Wharfdale Denton 80th speakers sound great with Arcam seperates they aren't the most efficient and are maybe too power hungry for this.

Have a look at "q acoustics" bookshelf speakers might be a decent match.