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(March 19, 2024) Not long ago, Roon unveiled its gorgeous top-tier Nucleus Titan, a hassle-free streaming/server optimized for Roon's music experience. Of course, words like "top-tier" and "flagship" are often associated with hefty price tags, and the Nucleus Titan upholds that notion with an entry fee beginning at $3,699. For many, that kind of number is a non-starter, and a good reason why scraping together a DIY server is so appealing.
Today, Roon announced a tempting, wallet-friendly option aimed squarely at anyone looking to save some coin and avoid the hassles of a DIY build. Priced at $499.99, the Nucleus One gives enthusiasts access to high-quality tech, a unique commercial-grade chassis, and – perhaps most importantly – a true turn-key experience. While these factors represent a big win for music fans desperately wanting a low-cost plug-and-play product, the Nucleus One immediately slots as Roon's biggest gateway to attracting a wider audience and growing its customer base.
Beyond its attractive price, the Nucleus One flexes a rich set of features assembled to deliver a seamless music experience. They include:
- Roon OS reliability and performance to all Roon users
- Broad Connectivity: two USB-A, and one audio-only HDMI port
- Space for 2.5” internal SATA drives for up to 8TB library storage capacity
- CPU cooling assisted by a quiet internal fan
According to Roon founder Enno Vandermeer, this launch is the culmination of years of dedication to creating products that are as robust as they are feature-rich. By controlling every aspect of the product development process, from the operating system to the application software, Roon says the Nuclues One offers rock-solid reliability and performance.
For more about the Nuclues One and Roon, visit: https://roon.app/en/
