NuPrime Omnia Stream Mini DAC - Black
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A Streamer and a Converter, Desk-Sized
The NuPrime Omnia Stream Mini is small enough to sit on a work desk or a bookshelf without anyone noticing it is there. It holds a network streamer and a converter, and it costs a fraction of what a full-width box does.
The point of a box like this is what it replaces. If your music now reaches the speakers from a phone over Bluetooth, or out of a laptop headphone socket, the Omnia takes that job off devices that were never built for it.
What It Reaches
Wi-Fi carries up to 24-bit and 192kHz, and Bluetooth handles anything nearby. Amazon Music, Qobuz, Spotify, Tidal, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Napster and others are supported, some needing a subscription, and network drives play over DLNA.
Two Ways to Use It
Connect the analog RCA outputs to a pair of powered speakers and you have a complete system in two boxes. It is the simplest way to get proper streaming onto a desk, and the reason NuPrime built the Omnia this size.
Or Into the Main System
Or run it into an integrated amp or receiver, and it becomes the streaming source for a system you already own. There is a coaxial digital output too, at 24-bit and 192kHz, ready to feed a better converter later on.
A tubular antenna handles the wireless side, and free apps for iOS and Android do the controlling. It is also a multi-room receiver, so a second one in another room joins the first rather than starting again.
Who Is This Streamer Best For?
- Your desk deserves better than a laptop jack — a real converter and a network connection replace the weakest link in most desktop systems for very little money.
- You own powered speakers — the analog RCA outputs drive them directly, which makes a complete system out of two boxes and a network.
- You want streaming added to an existing system — it feeds an integrated amp or receiver just as happily, so nothing else has to change.
- You may improve the converter later — a coaxial digital output at 24-bit and 192kHz lets a better DAC take over while the Omnia keeps streaming.
- The Omnia has no amplifier — passive speakers need an amp between the two, though powered speakers connect directly. Pair it with one of our integrated amplifiers.
How Does It Connect to Your System?
Join it to your network over Wi-Fi using the tubular antenna, or send to it over Bluetooth, then control everything from the free app on iOS or Android.
The analog RCA outputs run to powered speakers or to a line input on an amplifier. The coaxial digital output, at 24-bit and 192kHz, feeds an outboard converter if you would rather use one.
Pairs Well With
Building your system? Here are some great companions:
- Powered Speakers: The simplest system this makes — see our Bookshelf Speakers.
- Integrated Amplifier: If your speakers are passive — browse our Integrated Amplifiers.
- DAC: The coaxial output feeds a bigger converter — see our DACs.
- Cables: A short RCA run off the desk — see our Interconnect Cables.
Frequently Asked Questions
What resolution does it stream?
Up to 24-bit and 192kHz over Wi-Fi, with Bluetooth available for anything nearby.
Which services does it support?
Amazon Music, Qobuz, Spotify, Tidal, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Napster and others, some of which require a subscription.
Can I connect it straight to speakers?
To powered speakers, yes, through the analog RCA outputs. Passive speakers need an amplifier in between.
Can I use my own DAC?
Yes. The coaxial digital output runs at 24-bit and 192kHz for exactly that.
Can I play music from a network drive?
Yes, over DLNA, alongside the streaming services.
How do I control it?
With the free NuPrime app for iOS and Android. It also works as a multi-room receiver.
See It in Action
Hans Beekhuyzen tries the Omnia Stream Mini:
And Gadget Generations sets one up on a desk:
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- Compact DAC and music streamer
- Input: Wi-Fi 24-bit/192kHz (built-in tubular antenna) and Bluetooth streaming
- Output: Coaxial (24bit/192kHz), Analog RCA, NuPrime Digital Port (S/PDIF)
- Support multi-room streaming up to 8 zones
- Supports all major online streaming services (iHeartRadio, Qobuz, QQ Music, Spotify, TIDAL, TuneIn), network DLNA, and AirPlay 2 streaming
- Online firmware maintenance and update
- Power: 5V DC (standard USB 5V charger or connect to NuPrime Digital Port)
- Wireless: Wi-Fi and Bluetooth reception
- Maximum Network Resolution: 24-bit/192kHz
- Protocols: AirPlay 2 and DLNA/UPnP
- Streaming Services: Service support through compatible control apps
- Analog Output: Stereo RCA
- Digital Output: Coaxial S/PDIF to 24-bit/192kHz
- NuPrime Digital Port: S/PDIF output with 5V power
- Power: 5V DC
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 87 x 22 x 59mm
- Weight: 0.08kg
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