Primare was formed in 1985 to make hi-fi components that symbolised a radical shift in how music systems were perceived, long before 'lifestyle' designs were popular. Primare have proven that excellent sounding hi-fi can also be engineered with style and the latest range is their best yet.

This ethos has been at the core of everything Primare has released, and since engineer Bjorn Holmqvist joined the team in the late 1990s, Primare has sought to be counted as one of the world’s most progressive and desirable high-end hi-fi companies. Primare offer a range of excellent amplifiers, CD players and DACs.

In recent years, Primare products have enshrined the brand’s uncomplicated Scandinavian design ethos. Individually or combined within matching systems under the command of a single intuitive handset, they continue to prove that great hi-fi design can inspire lovers of fidelity and aesthetics in equal measure. Primare make hi-fi for living as well as for listening!

Roon Nucleus music servers are a central hub for your music, allowing you to stream your music to Roon network players (Sonos, Devialet, KEF LS50 Wireless, Meridian etc) to fully enjoy stored music, and control it from the Roon app.

Roon Labs was founded by the team responsible for the award-winning Sooloos system, Roon Lab’s aims to provide the listener with the richest and most engaging interaction with your music. Using a Roon Labs server opens up the composition, performance and recording of your music.

The start of these innovative products was in the late 1990’s, when an A&R representative, a record-label owner and a software developer got together with the problem of easily accessing their large music collections. The trio proposed a computer-based platform to that would be able to store and organise a music library giving music lovers the ability to explore their collections in a simple manner.

Nine years after the trio proposed a central database solution to music collections, they conceptualised a music server called Sooloos which was launched in 2008. Sooloos demonstrated the power of computers for accessing music. Meridian Audio subsequently bought Sooloos and two of its original founders remain to continue with product development.

In 2015, the companies agreed that the software developer behind the Sooloos needed to be spun off into a separate company which became known as Roon Labs, with the aim to bring to market software for managing and accessing a music library on any Mac or Windows PC.

The Roon software, expands the Sooloos experience, making it universally available to anyone with a computer. Roon software works by recognising devices and ports them audio which is enhanced for their individual capabilities. The central devices from Roon are the servers from their partners, including a Roon Server pre-installed or available as an option that is installable. With these products, you will be able to enjoy Roon without a PC or Mac.