sMS-100 vs Sonore microRendu 2.7
The microRendu 2.7's max sample rate is 768 kHz against the sMS-100's 384 kHz, its weight 0.136 kg (0 lbs) against 1 kg (2 lbs), and its height 17.78 mm against 53 mm. Both share bit depth (24-bit).
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The SOtM sMS-100 is a compact network streamer designed to deliver high-quality digital audio streaming. It supports multiple streaming protocols including SqueezeLite (for Logitech Media Server), AirPlay (for Apple devices), DLNA/MPD (for network media servers), and HQPlayer NAA. The device acts as an Ethernet to USB converter, allowing connection to USB DACs for high fidelity playback. It supports PCM audio up to 24bit/384kHz and DSD formats, with high precision digital volume control. The sMS-100 runs on an ARM-based single board computer with Fedora Linux and Sonic Orbiter software. It features a Gigabit Ethernet input and three USB 2.0 outputs, and can be powered by a high-quality linear power supply or battery to reduce noise. The device is suitable for multi-room audio setups by connecting multiple units on a local network. It is praised for its build quality, soundstage, imaging, and natural tonality, offering excellent value for its price.
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