I've been here long enough to get a vibe for the forum and I think this might be of interest to several here. This is something I've been working on since before joining and this is my first public announcement.
I'm proud to announce that I have teamed up with Volumio to bring the Primo to the US market. We have been in discussions for a while now - prior to the Stereophile review in the February issue - and we are now moving full steam ahead.
The Primo itself is built around an ASUS Tinkerboard and uses the browser-based Volumio software to control it. Included with the purchase is a lifetime Superstar membership. It can also be used as a Roon endpoint or integrated with squeezebox. It offers native support for Tidal and Qobuz, which I am personally really enjoying. Because the Volumio software is browser-based, you can truly use any device to control it. Just go to myvolumio.org, login to your account, select the device, and start playing music.
The US price is $849. This is also available in Canada and retails for CAN $1099 through Motet Distribution.
I'm proud to announce that I have teamed up with Volumio to bring the Primo to the US market. We have been in discussions for a while now - prior to the Stereophile review in the February issue - and we are now moving full steam ahead.
The Primo itself is built around an ASUS Tinkerboard and uses the browser-based Volumio software to control it. Included with the purchase is a lifetime Superstar membership. It can also be used as a Roon endpoint or integrated with squeezebox. It offers native support for Tidal and Qobuz, which I am personally really enjoying. Because the Volumio software is browser-based, you can truly use any device to control it. Just go to myvolumio.org, login to your account, select the device, and start playing music.
The US price is $849. This is also available in Canada and retails for CAN $1099 through Motet Distribution.