iFi is a brand that specializes in high-quality audio equipment like DACs and amplifiers. If you’re in the audio business, you’ve undoubtedly used some of its products. Today, iFi just announced a new product and an entire new sub-brand. iFi announced the LAN iPurifier Pro under its new brand named Silent Power.
Most of the time, we tend to think that the best way to get the highest-quality audio is to buy an expensive pair of headphones. However, there are more ways to get the best audio from your system. The fact of the matter is that, while streaming your music, you run the risk of introducing electrical noise into your sound. That can be distracting if you’re an audiophile. Having clear audio is always a good thing, so this is where iFi comes in with its new brand.
The brand is called Silent Power. As its name suggests, this is a brand that will bring equipment designed to reduce the noise in your audio system. If you’re a person who likes to get the most from their music, then you’ll want to give its products a look.
iFi introduces the LAN iPurifier Pro
The christening product from Silent Power is called the LAN iPurifier Pro. No, this is not a fancy-looking air purifier. Rather, it’s meant to purify the audio pushed through your network-connected audio setup.
Streaming music wirelessly can be a hassle, and noise only makes things worse. The LAN iPurifier Pro can fix that. It uses advanced optical galvanic isolation technology. This tech actually converts the LAN signal into an optical signal. Then it converts the signal back into a LAN signal. In doing this, the company can effectively isolate the electrical signals between input and output. The result is a much cleaner sound coming through your audio system. If you’re curious about some of the specs, you can check out the table below.
Are you looking forward to this device? You can pick it up for $299.99. Check out the link below to go to the official website.
LAN iPurifier Pro official site
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