Growing its selection of modern, versatile home audio components, Simaudio has introduced its MOON 371 network player/amplifier. The company states that its latest product combines the performance of a high-performance amplifier, preamplifier, a DAC (digital-to-analog converter) and network player all within a single product. Simaudio goes on to point out that it wraps these audiophile capabilities around a modern industrial design that will complement most home interiors.
“The 371 represents the future of modern audio,” says Etienne Gautier, Chief of Commercial Audio, Simaudio.Â
“This model embodies our commitment to redefining how we approach audio design. By listening closely to the valuable feedback of our customers and partners, we’ve developed a fresh approach to creating a MOON product. It delivers uncompromising performance and striking aesthetics in a single component, all at a price point that opens the door to premium audio for many music lovers for the first time.”
MOON 371 Network Player/Amplifier Serves as the Foundation of Modern AV Systems
The newly announced MOON 371 utilizes the company’s MiND 2 streaming platform to offer users services that include TIDAL, Qobuz, Deezer, and Spotify. The platform also offers users Apple AirPlay and Bluetooth wireless connectivity, and Simaudio notes the product is Roon Ready.
Augmenting the modern streaming and connectivity options, the new network player/amplifier also incorporates a built-in phono stage that accommodates moving magnet (MM) and moving coil (MC) phono cartridges. Internally, the MOON 371 employs Simaudio’s MOON Hybrid Power Supply (MHP), and externally the component provides music fans a 6.5-inch interface screen that communicates settings, album art, and track details.
Simaudio adds the MOON 371 Network Player/Amplifier also provides the ability to produce 100 watts into an 8-ohm load, and other connection options, including analog RCA, HDMI with ARC, digital optical, and S/PDIF. Moreover, the component provides integration options such as 12-volt triggers, RCA and XLR outputs, and Ethernet network connectivity.
