Stream audio from your favorite services and source devices and enjoy enhanced stereo sound and CD playback with your favorite pair of speakers and the black Audiolab Omnia Stereo 100W Network Amplifier and CD Player. It outputs up to 50W per channel at 8 ohms and features Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity in addition to its two digital coaxial, two optical, and three stereo RCA inputs. A dedicated phono MM input is also onboard, accompanied by a ground screw terminal. Another dedicated input lets you connect the Omnia to your hi-fi system's power amp.

A 1/4" headphone jack on the front enables private listening, and DTS Play-Fi compatibility lets you stream audio to compatible speakers and systems throughout the house. The built-in CD player is compatible with CD-R and CD-RW discs. A dedicated USB Type-B port connects your computer directly to the onboard DAC, and a USB Type-A port supports playback directly from your HDD.

2-Channel Amplifier Configuration    50W per Channel Power Output @ 8 Ohms    ESS ES9038Q2M SABRE32 DAC    Bluetooth & Wi-Fi Connectivity    DTS Play-Fi Wireless Audio    3x Stereo RCA Inputs, 1x Phono MM Input    2x Digital Coaxial, 2x Optical Inputs    Stereo RCA Pre-Out    USB Type-B Computer & USB Type-A HDD In    Includes Remote Control

Robust and reliable, the Omnia's CD drive builds on the 6000CDT CD transport with a read-ahead digital buffer to reduce disc-reading failures. This also means the Omnia is able to play scratched and damaged CDs that are unreadable by conventional mechanisms.

Utilizing high-quality analog preamp circuitry akin to the Audiolab 6000 series, coupled to line-level RCA inputs to connect analog sources, the preamp circuitry is kept as simple as possible. The Omnia uses high-quality components to maintain signal purity, with line input signals passing to a precision analog volume stage

A dedicated MM phono input means a turntable can be directly connected to the Omnia via a high-quality, low-noise phono stage with precise RIAA equalization. This phono stage continues the evolution on the 6000 series – engineered to make the most of the music nestling within an LP's grooves.

For networked audio playback, the Omnia is equipped with an Ethernet port, lending itself to a wired connection and the wider bandwidth requirements of high-resolution digital audio. For the most convenient access to wireless music playback, the Omnia offers Bluetooth connectivity with high-quality, low latency playback with the Bluetooth aptX standard.

The USB DAC section is based upon Audiolab's long-term partner. The ESS9038Q2M SABRE32 Reference DAC performs D/A conversion, utilizing ESS Technology's 32-bit HyperStream II architecture and Time Domain Jitter Eliminator to deliver ultra-low noise and high dynamic range.

Via the USB DAC section, the Omnia also offers full decoding of MQA (Master Quality Authenticated), which delivers the sound of the original master recording. The Omnia includes MQA decoder technology, which enables you to play back MQA audio files and streams received via the USB input at the original file's full resolution, passing the signal through its DAC and preamp stages.

Firmly planting itself as a very useable piece of high-tech equipment, the Omnia makes use of a 4.3" color IPS LCD display, offering a higher clarity of color and lower power consumption than TFT displays. Via the captivating display, the Omnia offers a simplified general user interface and a graphical integration with your music source and playback formats. It also uses a protocol for a real-time VU meter display, adding a touch of hi-fi finesse to the functional, good-looking display interface.

Roon's fundamental goal is to provide a consistently stellar user experience. This goal doesn't stop at the software; the experience extends all the way down to the audio playback hardware, regardless of manufacturer. As a Roon Tested partner, Audiolab has provided equipment to Roon for testing with a variety of different operating systems and computers and shared information about its design and capabilities.

Roon transforms the experience of browsing music. Artist photos, credits, bios, reviews, lyrics, tour dates, and composers are located automatically, then interconnected by links to build a surfable, searchable digital magazine about your collection. Roon also finds all the same links between your personal files and the millions of tracks available on TIDAL, so you can start with the music you know, then explore and discover new music from the world beyond your collection.

In addition to music browsing, Roon is a multi-room, multi-user networked audio platform built to the exacting standards of audiophiles. It offers features like bit-perfect playback, DSD and PCM upsampling, multichannel playback, and signal path display.

The Omnia incorporates a dedicated headphone amp with current-feedback circuitry. Its gain bandwidth and high slew rate ensure a dynamic, detailed, and engaging performance with all manner of headphone types.

Powering your speakers is easy, with zero complexity in terms of configuration. Simply connect your passive speakers to the Omnia and you have access to a world of audio sources with impeccable playback.

The discrete Class AB power amp stage delivers 50W per channel into eight ohms, with a maximum current delivery of 9A into difficult loads. The output stage of the discrete power amp circuits uses a CFB (complementary feedback) topology, ensuring superior linearity and thermal stability, as the idle current is kept independent of the temperature of the output transistors. A substantial 200VA toroidal transformer, followed by a 4x 15,000 uF reservoir capacity (60,000 uF in total), helps the amp to maintain firm control of the music while enabling excellent dynamic range.

• Plays CD, CD-R, and CD-RW discs
• Streaming service support includes Amazon Music, Spotify, TIDAL, KKBox, SiriusXM, Napster, Internet Radio, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Qobuz, QQmusic, and more
• Multi-room / multi-speaker group support
• Integrated, pre-power, and pre-only modes
• Android, iOS, Kindle Fire, and Windows computer control support
• USB port for firmware updates
• USB Type-B port for direct DAC connection to a computer; USB Type-A port for direct connection to a hard drive
• Optical & digital coaxial sampling frequency of 44.1 to 192 kHz
• Computer sampling frequency of 44.1 to 768 kHz (PCM, DSD64, DSD128, DSD256, DSD512)
• Line input gain of +8 dB; phono MM gain of +47 dB; power amp gain of +29 dB

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Shall we equalize the sounds with low, medium and high frequencies?

A: The Audiolab 6000A does not have EQ controls.

Q: 2. can i connect this cd player directly to my Klipsch R-51PM 2-Way Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers via optical digital cable?

A: As the Marantz CD6007 has an Optical Audio Output, you are able to connect the player to the Klipsch R-51PM speakers with a Toslink (Optical) Audio Cable.

Q: 3. Is this CD player compatible with older Yamaha receiver HTR-5640? How does this plug to receiver?

A: You would use a stereo pair RCA cable like B&H # KOSRC4010 to connect the Yamaha CD-S303 CD Player to the Yamaha HTR-5640 receiver.

Q: 4. Is the player I would receive fitted with the latest firmware? (See review on this problem)

A: Here is a link to the firmware update for the Yamaha CD-S303. https://usa.yamaha.com/support/updates/cd-s303_cd-s303rk.html

Q: 5. Any scratches or dings? Any issues?

A: The Audiolab Omnia Stereo 100W Network Amplifier and CD Player is shipped brand new and sealed from Audiolab. It does not come with scratches, dings or issues.

Q: 6. Is only for 140 v source add 240 v supply

A: This product can only operate on 120 VAC, 60 Hz power.

Q: 7. Does the same unit support 115v and 230v input? Manual says 100v, 115v, 230v, 240v. Back of unit says 115v for US.

A: As the model we carry is mainly meant for the US market, it will only operate on 115V.

Q: 8. Ac 140 240v needed

A: This product can only operate on 120 VAC, 60 Hz power.

Q: 9. Does using the digital outputs bypass the internal DAC, essentially converting functionality to CD transport?

A: Yes you can bypass the DAC inside of the Yamaha CS-S303 using the digital output.

Q: 10. Will the USB port play music on an iPod?

A: No the USB port on the Yamaha CD-S303 CD Player will not play music from an iPod.