Olive offers up expensive networked audio system

Posted in Home Theater,Media Players,Olive Media Products by Nino Marchetti on September 26th, 2007

Olive OPUS No5San Francisco-based Olive Media Products is known for putting out high end, pricey audio gear. It’s no surprise than to find a $3,000 price tag on its new OPUS No5 networked audio system.

The Olive OPUS No5 is a hard drive based audio storage system which lets its owner store upwards of 2,200 CDs. It makes use of top-end digital and audio technologies to create what Olive feels is an “audiophile-quality sound” experience. This device features a minimalist design, streams Internet radio and offers audio features like a signal/noise ratio of 123dB.

Now we’ll be the first to admit this product looks cool and sounds like it will deliver a great audio experience. We are wondering though – how about a good audio cable, an iPod and your already killer sound system – wouldn’t that do the same job for a lot less?

Olive OPUS No5



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