Bluesound Hub Network Accessory
In stock
Available - Usually ships within 2-3 days
Features
| Digital Optical Input | No |
|---|---|
| Preamp Output | No |
| Brand Color | None |
| Warranty The length of time your product is protected by warranty | 2 Years |
| Product Type | Other |
Tech Specs
Operating System
- BluOS
BluOS Controller Operating System
- iOS, Android, Windows, MacOS
Control System Integrations (via software update)
- Control4, Crestron, URC, RTI, ELAN, Lutron
Simultaneous Audio Streams
- 2 per HUB
- 1 x analog audio input, 1 x digital audio input
Maximum Number Units
- 4x HUB on single network (8 simultaneous streams)
Native Sampling Rates
- up to 192 kHz
Bit Depth
- 16-24
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- >100 dB (Line input)
- >80 dB (Phono MM input)
Distortion
- <0.03% 20-20 kHz -1dBFS output
Frequency Response
- 20-20 kHz +/-0.3dB; 50 kHz -3dB
Description
Bluesound Hub allows you to integrate any other audio source into your Bluesound multi-room system.
Having a great sounding setup shouldn’t ever be limited to just one room – this has been the pinch point for many an audiophile for generations, now Bluesound have brought the Hub – the ultimate network accessory to expand your multiroom setup.
Get Connected
Designed for music lovers, the Hub is a multi-faceted network accessory that brings your analog and digital music into the BluOS ecosystem to allow a virtual anywhere level of stream.
You can connect to the Hub via HDMI eARC (with CEC), digital optical, Coax and stereo analogue – allowing you to truly feel connected with every option you choose.
Simple To Get Going
One of the greatest parts of the Bluesound Hub is the simplicity of it and how you get the system going, with setup handled by the BluOS app and options given to add multiple Hubs into a single network, it truly allows for simplicity leaving you able to focus on the matter at hand – the audio.
Power Draw
With something so simple you would think it would be power hungry, not a chance thanks to the power delivery being via USB-C (same as what is used on newer phones, tablets and Apple MacBook systems) it allows for the Hub to utilise the space that is saved internally for a better network adaptor to allow for gigabit speeds but more on that below.
Taking to the network
The Hub first and foremost is designed to bring your audio to streaming systems via your home network which you can connect to via Wi-Fi (2.4 or 5Ghz) or if wiring it in is your choice then the Hub contains a gigabit ethernet socket (RJ45)