Switzerland’s Cheseaux-sur-Lausanne | 2024 – Three decades after the groundbreaking Nagra D, the pioneer high-resolution digital recorder, and close to two decades post the Nagra CDC reference CD player, Nagra introduces a new streamer. Compact in size but rich in features, it supports all contemporary high-resolution formats.

The Streamer sports a chassis akin in dimensions to the iconic Nagra VII. Just like the Nagra Classic range drew inspiration from the Nagra V and the HD line from the Nagra VI, the Streamer’s design aims to complement the form factor of their superior digital recorder, the Nagra VII.

The Streamer’s chassis is compact yet sturdy – crafted precisely using CNC machining from a solid aluminum billet. It’s robust and unfaltering, designed to be just large enough for efficiency in space utilization. This ensures convenient placement in equipment-laden racks where space is premium. The Streamer’s size permits it to be installed in proximity to your IT setup and linked to your DAC using an extended optical cable.

Key features of the Streamer:

• Tidal connect – stream directly from Tidal app
• Spotify connect – direct streaming from Spotify app
• QOBUZ through mConnect control app (free on Apple and Android devices)

The Streamer connects to your network via an RJ45 cable and enables you to play files from a USB drive. It offers an N-Link output for Nagra DACs and an S/P Dif connection for other DACs.

The Streamer ships with an external power supply, with the option to enhance sound quality using a Nagra ACPS, MPS, or a Classic PSU 12 V power supply. Nagra believes in the essence of music. The Nagra Streamer bridges the gap between contemporary music sources and your high-fidelity setup, expanding your listening pleasure to a vast array of digital streams and high-res files. The wait was worth it.