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### Mano ULTRA mkIII.5 Farad Music Streamer (High-Res) – sehr guter Zustand
Zum Verkauf steht ein **Mano ULTRA mkIII.5 Farad Music Streamer** von Magna Hifi in **sehr gutem, gepflegtem Zustand**.
Der Mano ULTRA mkIII.5 ist ein hochwertiger audiophiler Netzwerk-Streamer mit **Farad Super3 Linear-Netzteil**, optimiertem Dual-Reclocking und zwei hochwertigen Crystek-Femto-Clocks. Die aktuelle mkIII.5-Version verfügt über einen leistungsstarken **2,4-GHz Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A76 Prozessor und 4 GB RAM**.
**Ausstattung / Besonderheiten:**
* Mano ULTRA **mkIII.5**
* **Farad Super3** hochwertiges Linear-Netzteil
* **L2 DC Cable Upgrade** – hochwertiges DC-Kabel zwischen Farad-Netzteil und Mano
* optimiertes Dual-Reclocking
* 2 × Crystek Femto-Clocks
* I2S über HDMI sowie S/PDIF-Ausgang
* Gigabit Ethernet
* 2 × USB 3.0 + 2 × USB 2.0
* Unterstützung von High-Res-Audio bis **192 kHz / 24 Bit**
* Unterstützung zahlreicher Streaming-Plattformen, abhängig von der verwendeten Software
Als Software ist **GentooPlayer** installiert und eingerichtet. **Die One-time-purchase-Lizenz für GentooPlayer ist im Verkauf enthalten.** GentooPlayer ist speziell auf audiophile Wiedergabe optimiert und unterstützt unter anderem **RoonBridge, Squeezelite, MPD, HQPlayer und weitere Player**.
Der Streamer eignet sich damit insbesondere als hochwertige digitale Quelle für einen externen DAC – beispielsweise über **I2S/HDMI**.
**Zustand:** sehr gut, technisch einwandfrei und gepflegt.
**Nur Abholung – kein Versand.**
Privatverkauf unter Ausschluss der Sachmängelhaftung.
The timing matters: the mkIII.5 is the Pi 5-compatible generation, so it is newer and more capable than earlier Mano versions rather than an obsolete mkIII being cleared out. At €1,470, though, this is not a bargain against the 23 comparable listings: it sits far above the €173 median and €327 75th percentile, making the asking price ambitious even in excellent condition.
The attraction is a serious, purpose-built digital transport with the well-regarded Farad Super3 supply, low-jitter output options, and useful compatibility with coaxial, AES/EBU, and I²S-connected DACs. It makes particular sense for a listener already committed to a compatible high-end DAC and wanting a refined, flexible source rather than an all-in-one streamer. At this price, verify the exact output configuration, original power supply, accessories, and software support; otherwise, comparable examples suggest substantial room to negotiate.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Fidelity Research emerged from Tokyo in 1964, founded by Isamu Ikeda amid Japan's postwar audio boom. The company quickly established itself as a precision engineering powerhouse, focusing on analog playback components during the golden age of vinyl. Operating until around 1984, it embodied the meticulous craftsmanship that defined high-end Japanese hi-fi, with designs that prioritized sonic purity and mechanical innovation.
The brand specialized in moving-coil (MC) phono cartridges and tonearms, earning acclaim for models like the MC-202 cartridge and the iconic FR-64 and FR-66 series. These products featured advanced materials such as stainless steel and specialized alloys, delivering exceptional tracking, detail retrieval, and dynamics. While not venturing into amplifiers, speakers, or digital gear like DACs, Fidelity Research honed a narrow but masterful niche in turntable essentials.
Today, Fidelity Research holds vintage-collector status among discerning audiophiles, revered for its high-end analog prowess. Once priced at premiums like $495 for top tonearms, its gear commands cult following in the used market, prized for timeless transparency and build quality that rivals modern boutique offerings. For vinyl enthusiasts seeking uncompromised heritage, it remains a benchmark.
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