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Roon's Nucleus One server pairs audiophile performance with unprecedented affordability

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Roon's Nucleus One is the company's first dedicated music-streaming server. It costs $500 (approximately $400 / AU$780), considerably less than the $3699 Titan. The new server can accommodate 10,000 albums or 100,000 tracks, and has 8TB of storage.

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Roon's Nucleus One server pairs audiophile performance with unprecedented affordability

The most affordable Roon server ever, the Nucleus One costs a seventh of the flagship Nucleus Titan's price.

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