Wadia M330 in Silver Finish - new lower price!
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| Ships from | SCOTTSDALE, AZ, 85254-2325 |
| Ships to | United States |
| Package dimensions | 22.5" × 22.5" × 8.0" (30.0 lbs.) |
| Shipping carrier | FedEx |
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| Original accessories | Remote Control, Box, Manual |
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The m330 media server gives you access to all your locally stored and internet based digital music in a single, easy to use device. A 1TB internal hard drive offers local storage for a large music library, while USB and eSata ports allow for additional external drives to be connected. Interfaces to popular streaming services such as Pandora®, SiriusXM®, Spotify®, Rhapsody, TIDAL and TuneIn are included (subscriptions may be required); additional services may be added in the future.
A state-of-the-art solid state hard drive houses the operating system and music player for fast response times, quiet operation and durability. The m330 is controlled via iPhone, iPad or Android apps, a web browser, or a remote control and is compatible with many popular home automation systems allowing for easy integration into your existing setup. Combine the m330 with the 321 decoding computer and a315 or a340 amplifiers for a complete system solution. m330 media server is powered by Autonomic.
About this unit:
Used, RMAed Wadia m330 Media Server in Silver Finish. Unit comes in original packaging with remote, manual, and power cord.
Warranty Information
This unit has came with a 3 year warranty which expired in December 2017, so no warranty is available.
Specifications
Frequency Response: ±1dB from 2Hz to 22kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.005%
Rated Output Voltage: 2.0 Vrms Unbalanced, 4.0 Vrms Balanced
Inputs: 4 USB (2 USB 2.0 / 2 USB 3.0), 1 Network (10/100/1000), 1 eSata
Outputs: 2 Analog (1 Balanced, 1 Unbalanced), 1 Coax, 1 Optical, 1 USB Audio (compatible only with select Wadia products that accept USB audio), 1 HDMI (for GUI only), 1 DVI (for GUI only)
Content Storage: 1TB internal hard drive; External hard drives connected via USB and eSata Embedded
Streaming Services: Pandora®, SiriusXM®, Spotify®, Rhapsody, TIDAL and TuneIn (subscriptions may be required)
Overall Dimensions (W x H x D): 17-7/8 inches (45.4 cm) x 3-3/8 inches (8.6 cm) x 20 inches (50.8 cm) including cables
Weight: 25 lbs (11.3 kg)
Why the rating of 8/10 I am the original owner of the unit. The unit failed to boot in November 2017, so I sent it in under warranty repair immediately. The fact that it has gone through an RMA and factory repair is the main reason for the rating and the killer pricetag! The unit is in perfect shape. It has been used for 3 years. When I sent this in for RMA, I decided to buy a DCS network bridge (~4500 + tax). This has been sitting in the box in my listening room since March and needs a new loving home.
Questions for the seller |
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| A couple of questions: #1 - since Wadia is now out of business, has McIntosh taken over their warranty & service aspects?
#2 This unit is TIDAL capable? I wasn't aware Wadia was out of business. When I contacted McIntosh (the support number for Wadia) they executed the repair and warranty and service (under warranty) - The invoice for that is listed in the pictures. I have heard but can't confirm Wadia was owned by McIntosh and they inherited their liabilities, but YMMV as I am an end consumer - not a dealer. One suggestion is to contact Wadia's support number and ask them directly. Note this device has no warranty available.
When it was used, I used it nearly exclusively with Tidal. I do not think it supports Tidal MQA, but I am uncertain. I used with the HiFI service (16bit/44k) mode. The Wadia also supports other streaming systems - the one I also used often was SiriusXM as Sirius seems to not want to integrate with DCS or anyone else for that matter.
The device is in great condition and has a built-in high quality DAC or can be used with your own DAC. The Wadia control software is functional, but doesn't compete with my current DCS Network Bridge + Roon lifetime subscription. DCS NB = $4750, Roon lifetime subscription = $499 + Family HiFi Tidal @ 30$/mo.. If you can drop the cash, I'd highly recommend that kind of setup over the Wadia m330.
That said, this device is very well constructed and for the price, is competitive with other products. |
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