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NAD CS1 Endpoint Network Streamer

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NAD CS1 Endpoint Network StreamerThe NAD CS1 Network Audio Streamer allows for multiple ways to play music, including Bluetooth, Wi Fi, Ethernet, and AirPlay 2. It features a compact design with high quality audio performance and supports various streaming services. NAD CS1 Network Audio Streamer There are many ways to play music through the NAD CS1 Endpoint Network Streamer. Listeners can use Bluetooth to pair the CS1 with a smartphone, tablet, or computer. AUDIOPHILE GRADE SOUND

The NAD CS1 Network Audio Streamer allows for multiple ways to play music, including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and AirPlay 2. It features a compact design with high-quality audio performance and supports various streaming services.

NAD CS1 Network Audio Streamer

There are many ways to play music through the NAD CS1 Endpoint Network Streamer. Listeners can use Bluetooth to pair the CS1 with a smartphone, tablet, or computer.

AUDIOPHILE-GRADE SOUND

Plug and Play

A compact, minimalist design, the NAD CS1 has a pair of line-level analogue RCA outputs for connection to a stereo receiver, integrated amp, preamplifier, or a pair of powered speakers. Alternatively, you can use the CS1’s optical or coaxial output to send digital audio to an AV receiver, external DAC, or a pair of powered speakers with digital input, at up to 24-bit/192kHz resolution.

You can connect the CS1 to your home network via Wi-Fi or hardwire its LAN Ethernet port to your network router or an access point, or use Bluetooth® to pair the CS1 with your mobile device.

Stream Your Way

You don’t have to install special apps to play music through the NAD CS1 Endpoint Network Streamer. Using Bluetooth, you can stream audio from any app on your smartphone, tablet, or computer.

You’ll get even better sound via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. The CS1 supports AirPlay 2, so you can stream CD-resolution audio from any app on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac, or from an iTunes library on a Windows PC. With Chromecast, you can choose the music you want to hear in any Cast-enabled app on a mobile device or personal computer, then transfer playback to the CS1 at up to 24-bit/96kHz resolution.

Spotify and Tidal subscribers can cue up music in the apps for those services, then transfer playback from their device to the CS1. Roon subscribers can play music from their digital libraries and from streaming services supported by Roon.


The NAD CS1 Endpoint Network Streamer delivers the audio performance for which NAD is renowned. It features an advanced differential digital section based on Texas Instruments’ PCM5141 DAC, a design known for its extremely low noise, excellent dynamic performance, and immunity to clock jitter. It also has full MQA rendering and decoding capability for playing master quality music from Tidal.

Key Features of the NAD CS1 Endpoint Network Streamer:

  • Compact, minimalist design
  • Built-in Bluetooth 5.0
  • Dual-band Wi-Fi plus LAN Ethernet port
  • Support for network sharing via DLNA/UPnp* protocols
  • Stereo analogue, optical digital, and coaxial digital outputs
  • Premium differential DAC design based on Texas Instruments PCM5141 DAC, with support for 24-bit/192kHz high-resolution audio and MQA decoding
  • Apple AirPlay 2 support allows CD-resolution streaming from any audio app on an iPhone, iPad, or Mac
  • GoogleCast support allows playback at up to 24-bit/96kHz resolution from any Cast-enabled app on a smartphone, tablet, or personal computer
  • Spotify Connect and Tidal Connect support lets users cue up music on a smart device, then transfer playback to the CS1
  • Roon subscribers can stream audio to the CS1 from their personal libraries and online services supported by Roon in hi-res

* Certification in process as of publishing date

Specifications

▪ Outputs –

▪ Analogue RCA x 1

▪ Coaxial Digital x 1

▪ Optical x 1

▪ Network Connectivity:

▪ Ethernet RJ45 100 Mbps,

▪ Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac 2.4GHz/5 GHz) ▪ DLNA/UPnp*

▪ Dimensions: 

140 W x 140 H x 55 D mm

▪ Weight: 1.5kg

▪ Finish: Black

 

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