**SOLD** Olive Opus 04 Music Player/DAC/CD Ripper with 1TB Hard Drive

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rrgordon2006

This is an excellent sounding music server with CD ripper built in to store close to 2,000 albums on its approximately 1TB hard drive (900 GB usable space). It provides digital output in case you want to use an external DAC, but the sound is excellent through the analog output, making an external DAC redundant.

My Olive Opus 04 is unmodified and has never been opened. Connects to your WPA2 or lower LAN via wireless (802.11g), and provides wired connectivity as well (Gigabit Ethernet).

I've been very satisfied with my Olive music servers since 2006. However, I've upgraded to a wireless streamer, so if you just want to play ripped CDs and listen to internet radio, the Olive may be for you. This one looks like new and works great.

All accessories included (remote, recovery CD, owner's manual, power cord). Ships in original box.

Price is $450 $200 plus shipping. PayPal welcome but please add 3%. Otherwise, check or MO.


Specifications (from Olive):

Powered by four Burr-Brown 24-bit/192 kHz DACs with 8X oversampling
A separate temperature-compensated crystal oscillator provides the DACs with an ideal clock reference, and virtually eliminates jitter

State of the art technology platform & high-speed processor.
Ample processing power for multi-tasking
Simultaneous recording of and listening to CDs
Flawless encoding and decoding of lossless audio format
Fast management and access to extensive music libraries

Colour LCD
4.3" wide-aspect ratio, high-resolution touchscreen (480 x 272 pixels)
Superior colour and image quality
See more of your music information and browse by album artwork
Color-coded touchscreen navigation lets you find your music fast

Hard Drive
Ultra-quiet 1TB drive
Cushioned in 8 layers of noise cancelling padding.
Holds almost 2,000 CDs in original CD sound quality

Design
Energy-efficient design and heavy-gauge, heat dissipating aluminium enclosure
Passive cooling without noisy fan
Ultra-quiet operations. Be the only one whistling to your music

CD mechanism
TEAC CD-R/RW
High fidelity CD audio playback
Protective lip on CD slot to eliminate noise from internal components and protect CDs

Networking
Wired Gigabit Ethernet
Wireless 802.11g
Wireless Security WEP + WPA2

Audio Outputs
Analogue 1x RCA, 24k gold-plated
1x digital output S/PDIF optical Toslink
1x digital output S/PDIF RCA coax, 24k gold-plated

Audio Formats
Bit rate: 16bits
WAV
FLAC
MP3 (128 and 320 kbit/s)
AAC (128 kbit/s)

Other Ports
1x USB 1.1/2.0
Backup your music library to an external hard drive

Dimensions
Width 17.1"
Height 3.3"
Depth 11.4"
Weight 13 lbs

Note that Olive no longer supports this line of music servers.

open box:


powered on:


playing internet radio:


playing ripped WAV file:


Updated with reduced price on 12/16
« Last Edit: 17 Dec 2020, 11:25 pm by rrgordon2006 »

rrgordon2006

Reduced price!

Several people have been interested and asked some good questions.

One person wanted to know if ripping CDs is the only way to add music files. While CD ripping works great, it is also possible to copy files across a LAN to the Olive Opus. This link to the user's guide shows how:

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/259225/Olive-Olive-4.html?page=26#manualhttps://www.manualslib.com/manual/1007922/Olive-Melody-N2.html?page=23#manual
 
Also, the USB port on the Opus is limited to making back ups from the internal HD.
 
It's really a great music server with stunning looks. Here's a fun article comparing the Opus No. 4 to the 4HD.
 
https://www.cnet.com/reviews/olive-4-review/