Looking to give your retro hi-fi new life? This brilliant streamer deal is just the thing

Budget music streamer: Bluesound Node 21
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday have both come and gone, but one of our favourite deals on the Bluesound Node music streamer is still live. And we think it's the perfect opportunity to breathe fresh life into your retro hi-fi for a very decent price.

Though stocks are flagging and running low in some stores, you can still grab the Bluesound Node for £399 at Sevenoaks – that’s a hefty £150 saving on its regular £549 price. It may be getting on just a tad, but this is still one of the best budget network players you can find, and an awesome option now it's discounted.

Bluesound Node was £549 now £399 at Sevenoaks (save £150)
The Bluesound Node is a fantastic value music streamer that makes it quick and easy to upgrade your retro hi-fi. With this discount, we'd recommend any music fan looking to add streaming capabilities to their rack jump while stocks last.
Five stars, former Award-winnerAlso available at Richer Sounds and Amazon

Bluesound Node was £549 now £399 at Sevenoaks (save £150)
The Bluesound Node is a fantastic value music streamer that makes it quick and easy to upgrade your retro hi-fi. With this discount, we'd recommend any music fan looking to add streaming capabilities to their rack jump while stocks last.
Five stars, former Award-winner
Also available at Richer Sounds and Amazon

This super little streamer was a repeat What Hi-Fi? Award winner until this year, when the stellar Cambridge Audio MXN10 dethroned it. But with stocks of the Cambridge running low, and this hefty discount up for grabs, we are once again happy to recommend it as an alternative option for bargain hunters everywhere.

The item on offer is the third Node network streamer from Bluesound and based on our testing it makes a quick, easy, and cost-effective way to add streaming capabilities to your home hi-fi.

Running off the company’s BluOS this means it supports multiroom with compatible products from partners like Dali, and can quickly add Apple AirPlay 2 and aptX HD Bluetooth streaming support to any connect system.

Once online it supports 24-bit/192kHz streaming, making it a great option for subscribers to Tidal’s Hi-Fi tier or other hi-res streaming services.

This, plus its infectious sense of rhythm and dynamically expressive sound led our reviewers to conclude: “While newer models have now arrived on the scene vying for its crown, at this money, the Bluesound Node (2021) remains one of the most capable and comprehensive ways of adding music streaming to your hi-fi system.”

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Alastair Stevenson
Editor in Chief

Alastair is What Hi-Fi?’s editor in chief. He has well over a decade’s experience as a journalist working in both B2C and B2B press. During this time he’s covered everything from the launch of the first Amazon Echo to government cyber security policy. Prior to joining What Hi-Fi? he served as Trusted Reviews’ editor-in-chief. Outside of tech, he has a Masters from King’s College London in Ethics and the Philosophy of Religion, is an enthusiastic, but untalented, guitar player and runs a webcomic in his spare time. 

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  • Chris Brooks
    Sure is, but you will need to add a better DAC than the one carried internally. I found the Topping E70 Velvet improves the sound appreciably.
    Add a linear power supply kit and you are off to the races. The BluOs is a great app.
    The Wiim Pro Plus is a much better deal for the money by comparison.
    Add a better DAC plus a linear power supply and you have a competitor for Eversolo for a lot less money.
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