WiFi & Bluetooth Music Streamer Receiver | Arylic S10 | Airplay DLNA UPnP | Multi-Room Sync | Spotify, Tidal, TuneInRadio, iHeartRadio, Deezer etc | LAN Connection | 24bit 192kHz Decoding

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I would recommend considering AIO Triangle as a Streamer for more expensive setups, and S10 for entry-level, bedroom, or bedside setups where having a simple DAC with a simple AMP or even active speakers is fun and feasible.

Instrument placement was all right but the overall sound, sometimes typical of class D amps, was lean and sterile. Let us know in the field below what numbers you want, whether this is a one-off and what your application is. You can also add other Arylic devices to build a multi-room system, manage and control all your audio devices in one app (4STREAM)! Mix and match any combination of Arylic products to create a custom multiroom system and play the same music throughout your home, send different sources to each room at the same time, or create your own custom-defined multiroom zones. This brings you as close to the original recording as you can get, followed of course by the Bluetooth 5.

It doesn't support Primephonic (for now) so I used it via BlueTooth and was pleasantly surprised by the sound quality (until then I was skeptical about BT connection for HiFi). The Arylic also comes with bog standard cables to connect to an amp, but I provided my own for better quality. I am running mine into a Netgear Wi-Fi range extender, as that works much better than the Arylic’s internal WiFi.

Whether it's your parents or kids, everyone in the family can easily get started and use it, regardless of their familiarity with electronic devices.you also have the option of using a LAN cable and parking the S10 close to your Router/modem setup, but you don’t necessarily have to. If Arylic had simply said use any UPnP streamer app, I would have had no problems at all and given it 5 stars. You can then choose to change the name of the S10 if you want which will be useful if you have a few of them around the house – I haven’t and so didn’t. If you want to use the expansion boards(*② in the table) on Up2stream HD DAC, you need to wire to correspond pins by yourself.