NazaréNET is designed to integrate seamlessly into a high end audio network at the point where it matters most, immediately before the audio system. It supports three primary deployment scenarios.
Whole system audiophile switch
NazaréNET replaces the standard router or consumer switch that feeds the listening room. It connects all audio components, including streamers, music servers, and network attached storage, on a clean and isolated network segment. All four copper ports are available for this purpose, with the switch positioned between the wider home network and the audio equipment.
Fibre isolated endpoint
For maximum isolation, the upstream network connects to NazaréNET’s fibre port, removing all electrical continuity between the router and the audio system. The wider network, including any ground loops or interference, is fully separated at the point of entry. NazaréNET then delivers a clean copper signal to the connected audio components via its RJ45 ports.
Direct fibre connection to a streamer or music server
If the streamer or music server includes a fibre input, such as the Innuos Nazaré, NazaréNET’s SFP port can be used as a dedicated clean output directly to that device. This removes the copper connection entirely for the most critical link in the chain and provides the highest level of electrical isolation between the switch and the endpoint.
Using the Full Stack Nazaré
For users running all three Nazaré systems, here is a wiring diagram on how best to optimise your set up…………. etc etc
