Aria music server

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Hi Guys,

Recently I got the distribution for the Aria Music Servers.
They are from Spain and I'm totally in love with the product.
Does not need an IT guy to instal it and have the options like a better Power Supply, SSD and onboard DAC.
Took me 2 minutes to start enjoy it.
Comes preinstalled with a bunch of HQ music
The CD Ripping last aprox 2-3 minutes ( very fast !!!)
The SQ is Amazing and I believe it will replace my CD transport for ever

I Highly recommend to search for your nearest ARIA dealer and have a demo

Oh, They also have an Aria kit for the Oppo 105

aria music servers for audiophiles

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6moons.com just reviewed it positively: http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews2/digibit/1.html

MSRP depends on how you configure it but the review has the pricing in Euros and it ranges from €3,995 to €5,445.
 
I like that it is on a Mapleshade maple plinth and using Isoblocks. However, you need to go one step further, and get it off the stock feet by adding three Mapleshade Micropoint brass footers under it. Then it will really shine.
 
BlueFox said:
I like that it is on a Mapleshade maple plinth and using Isoblocks. However, you need to go one step further, and get it off the stock feet by adding three Mapleshade Micropoint brass footers under it. Then it will really shine.
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Those are not stock footers, hahahahhah
They are a Stillpoints Ultra SS
The bolt thread is M6 to ¼-20 if somebody wants to know
 
I don't think so,
I have made some other ripping in my erlier MS and they sound the same and have the same amount of space

But I respect your opinion because I had that same question in my head
 
highEndguy said:
Hi Guys,

Recently I got the distribution for the Aria Music Servers.
They are from Spain and I'm totally in love with the product.
Does not need an IT guy to instal it and have the options like a better Power Supply, SSD and onboard DAC.
Took me 2 minutes to start enjoy it.
Comes preinstalled with a bunch of HQ music
The CD Ripping last aprox 2-3 minutes ( very fast !!!)
The SQ is Amazing and I believe it will replace my CD transport for ever

I Highly recommend to search for your nearest ARIA dealer and have a demo

Oh, They also have an Aria kit for the Oppo 105

aria music servers for audiophiles

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Interesting ..........I will give it a listen if i can find a dealer close .
 
-E- said:
I know so.

It is an impossibility to do anything other than burst mode in that time span. Period.
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From the manufacturer
I have to translate this ,sorry, language limitation

Se puede cambiar la velocidad del ripping para evitar errores ? o podrías explicarme. SI. Pablo o Julio te pueden decir como pero require entrar dentro del sistema.
*Can we change the speed for ripping ? Yes, requires a custom setting


Por qué tu equipo copia los discos tan rápidos en comparación con la competencia? Utiliza una versión custom del mejor ripper del mundo: dBpoweramp e imagino que está pre-seleccionada la máxima velocidad (x48) del DVD de Teac, también el mejor DVD-R drive.

* why your MS rips so fast compared to other brands?
We use a custom version of dBpoweramp and I imagine is preselected to maximum and we use also the DVD from Teac, one of the best in the market
 
Nelson, quick question. Why do you have the Ultra SS under your music server with the "hard hat" pointed down? I was under the impression that it is optimal to have the technology packet closest to the piece of gear.......
 
j3brow said:
Nelson, quick question. Why do you have the Ultra SS under your music server with the "hard hat" pointed down? I was under the impression that it is optimal to have the technology packet closest to the piece of gear.......
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1- They are screw in for a direct replacement of the stock ones
2- esthetic
3- the Stillpoints technology works on both ways, they never meet in the middle.

Some users prefer it like you said but is
Not a rule

Would be helpful to ask john (allvinyl)
He probably have a more descriptive
answer
 
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