Innuos
NET3 Audiophile Network Switch
Introduced 2026$7,600 MSRP
The NET3 is Innuos's enthusiast-level audiophile network switch, built as the natural successor to the discontinued PhoenixNET and designed as the network partner for the company's STREAM3 streamer. It uses a 3ppb OCXO clock on a dedicated power rail, an exclusive "WaveNET" board with SFP fibre isolation, and a NAZARÉ-derived linear power supply to remove electrical noise from the network path feeding a streaming DAC or server.
MSRP
$7,600
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Specifications
- Clock
- 3ppb-precision OCXO clock on its own dedicated, electrically isolated power rail
- Price
- $7,600 / €5,500 / £5,200 MSRP; also listed at £5,499 by UK dealer Fanthorpes
- Chassis
- Full-width 10mm CNC-machined aluminium chassis shared with the STREAM3, with vibration-damping IsoAcoustic-style feet and "SmartStack" isolation on key components
- Fibre port
- 1x SFP, single-mode, 1310nm, up to 10km reach, using a high-end Finisar SFP module for electrical isolation from the router
- Power input
- 230V AC / 115V AC via single C13 inlet
- Power rails
- Four independently regulated, electrically isolated rails: dedicated OCXO clock rail, dedicated analogue PHY transceiver rail, and two rails for the digital Ethernet controller
- Power supply
- Internal linear power supply with Mundorf capacitors and twin "CX" power regulator modules feeding the OCXO clock and WaveNET board separately; NAZARÉ-derived architecture with toroidal transformer, Lundahl inductors, and GaN-ARC8 rectification modules
- Product type
- Audiophile network switch, designed to partner with the Innuos STREAM3
- Ethernet ports
- 4x Gigabit Ethernet (RJ45)
- Included accessories
- AC power cable (1.75m), Ethernet cable (2.0m), quick start guide, 2x spare fuses
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