The Innuos Pulse was one of a few new products the company featured at Pacific Audio Fest in Seattle during the last weekend in July.
One of many dealers at the show, Innuos took the opportunity to demonstrate their Pulse streamer for the first time in the United States. They also featured their Statement music server, which also rips CDs and streams music for only the second time.
You can see this video and more on the Hi-Fi+ YouTube Channel, such as Tea Time with Alan and Pete.
Hi-Fi+ Editor Alan Sircom and Publisher Pete Collingwood-Trewin talk about what’s happening in the high-end audio world.
Tea Time with Alan and Pete is just one of several new series on the Hi-Fi+ YouTube channel designed for audiophiles of all levels.
Another series is History of Audio, which aims to teach viewers a little about the History of Audio, which might be a trip down memory lane for many. It also hopes those who watch will learn from the varying experiences of other audiophiles through their trials and tribulations with different equipment.
While you’re on our YouTube channel, be sure to check out our Audio Basics series. So far, this series has covered what makes a great stereo system and how to find a great stereo system.
Soon, you can find reports from manufacturers at audio shows from around the world. Right now, you can see what debuted at AXPONA 2022 and a bit from the Texas Audio Roundup, including background on the Magnepan LRS+. New videos from Pacific Audio Fest in Seattle are also being uploaded every week.
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By Hi-Fi+ Staff
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