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Musical Fidelity describes the M1 CLiC as a universal music controller for all your digital and analogue sources. Essentially, the Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC Universal Music Controller combines a high-quality streamed music player, internet radio, 24-bit/192kHz digital-to-analogue converter (DAC) and pre-amplifier in one compact box.

The multi-faceted Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC handles and enhances a vast array of sources and formats, with support for both wired and wireless networking increasing its flexibility further still.

Whether you're enjoying a new level of music quality from a laptop, Apple iPod/iPhone/iPad, USB drive or more traditional sources, the M1 Musical fidelity CLiC clearly displays what it's playing on its bright, colourful display.

The M1 CLiC's exceptional capabilities may mean it's a hard product to categorise, but they make it easy to praise. EISA - Europe's most prestigious technology association - named the M1 CLiC as Best Network Player in its 2011-2012 Awards; Gramophone's review called it "remarkable for the money", Hi-Fi News dubbed it "outstanding' and Hi-Fi World declared 'it's hard to think of another product that's as versatile'

The Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC Universal Controller sports seven digital connections. A USB socket on the front panel makes it easy to quickly connect an iPod/iPhone, memory stick or hard drive. Around the back you'll find an iPod dock connector, one optical and two coaxial inputs, a USB DAC input and an Ethernet network socket. There's also a Wi-Fi antenna if you want to wirelessly stream music or access internet radio.

The M1 CLiC happily handles the following formats: FLAC (up to 24 bit/192kHz wired; 24bit/96kHz wireless); WMA/9 (up to 16bit/48Hz); AAC and HE-AAC (up to 24bit/96Hz); LPCM (up to 24bit/192kHz wired; 24bit/96kHz wireless); Ogg Vorbis (up to 16bit/32kHz) and MP3 (up to 16bit/48kHz).