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For Use with Network Streaming

and Storage Devices

Network streaming devices primarily send and receive media files over an IP network.

However, many of these devices include USB input ports. Here are some suggestions for

improving the overall audio performance of a system that relies on network equipment:

1. Besides an Ethernet connection, many of today's streamers include one or more USB

input ports. These ports can offer compatibility with mobile devices (such as iOS or

Android), or they may be designed to work with mass storage devices (such as hard

drives or memory sticks). In either circumstance, plugging a JitterBug into these ports

can improve the overall sound of your streamer—even when nothing is connected

to the port. Therefore, irrespective of the port being in use, the JitterBug filter(s)

may significantly improve your system's overall performance—even when music is

being played through a completely separate digital input. Typically, streamers will

offer two USB ports—one on the front and one on the back. In these cases, you

should feel free to use JitterBugs on both ports. However, we've encountered rare

instances in which a streamer provides as many as six USB ports. In these rare cases,

we again recommend using no more than two JitterBugs per USB bus system. If you

are unsure of how many USB buses exist on your streamer, err on the side of caution:

Presume that it has only one bus and that two JitterBugs will suffice.

2. Networked Attached Storage (NAS) devices are very popular and attractive solutions

for storing large media libraries. Many NAS devices include USB ports for connecting

external devices, such as additional hard drives. Plugging JitterBug(s) into the USB

port(s) on the NAS—again, irrespective of the port(s) being in use or not—may

improve the overall sonic performance of your system.

3. Routers, such as an Apple Airport Express, may include a USB port. These ports

are often intended for connecting USB printers or other such devices. Plugging a

JitterBug into this port, regardless of whether the port has a device connected to it,

can improve the sound of your network audio system.

eSATA

Network Attached Storage

Portable USB HDD