PIONEER Network Player N-50 Working Product

This is the Pioneer N-50 network player.

It was mainly used for AirPlay from iTunes on a PC, playing music files stored on a NAS, and listening to internet radio.

It was also used as a high-quality PC audio device by connecting it to a PC and utilizing its USB DAC function to convert digital signals to analog while suppressing fluctuations.

There is a USB port on the front, allowing you to play music from portable music players or USB memory sticks.

Internet radio is standard with Vtuner. It used to be free, but now it requires a paid subscription of a few dollars per year.

It also has two digital inputs (optical and coaxial), so you can connect a CD player and use it as a standalone DAC.

A separate adapter is required for Bluetooth connection.

Wireless LAN is not supported. Internet connection is via wired LAN.

The instruction manual has been lost, but it can be downloaded from the manufacturer's website.

A remote control is included. A USB cable and new batteries are also included.

This product is over 10 years old, so please understand that it is sold as-is with no returns or complaints.