CES 2016

Proprietor Gavin Fish was on hand to show off LH Lab's latest prototype, the Geek Source (initially started as an Indiegogo project), slated for release this spring at a retail price of around $5,000. There are optional Femto clocks and the Source will handle pretty much all PCM and DSD formats.

Fish says the company has developed a propriety OS optimized for music that they are pairing with their web-based interface for control of your massive library or streaming source. They also plan to add the Roon Ready API so the Geek Source can be run and controlled as a Roon endpoint.

Outputs on the back will include I²S via an HDMI jack, 2 USB 2.0 and 1 USB 3.0 jacks, 1 AES/EBU and 1 SPDIF. Inside will be up 4TB of storage and on the front is the 6" touchscreen shown here which will access basic features and display current music choices.