MiniDSP NanoAVR with Dirac Live and UMIK-1

Further Information: 

MiniDSP NanoAVR, Dirac license, UMIK-1.

https://www.minidsp.com/images/documents/Product Brief-nanoAVR.pdf

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The nanoAVR HD is a 2x1 HDMI audio and video switch combined with a high -resolution 8-channel audio processor. The floating-point SHARC digital signal processor (DSP) at the core of the nanoAVR provides an unmatched level of tuning for up to 8 channels of uncompressed audio (Raw/PCM). Channel routing, independent crossovers and 10 bands of parametric equalization on every channel, time alignment... this pocket-size processor provides all the audio processing flexibility our brand is known for. In its most typical application, the nanoAVR HD connects between two HDMI sources (Blu-ray or DVD player, media streamer, gaming console) and an A/V receiver. From tuning a subwoofer to time-aligning and equalizing a full 7.1 system, there is no shortage of applications for this little box. The user-friendly PC/Mac software allows real time configuration of the nanoAVR via USB (short distance) or over Ethernet (LAN). Combined with 3rdparty software like Room EQ Wizard and a USB measurement microphone like the UMIK-1, it is easy to measure and tune all channels of a home theater or multi-channel audio system. Once configured, all settings are stored and can be selected with an infrared remote or from the front panel.

Purchased in 2017 for USD749 (that would seem to be AUD1,165 at today's exchange rates). That was USD429 (AUD667) for the NanoAVR with a UMIK1, and USD300 (AUD466) to upgrade it to DIRAC live. 

The main unit I used it literally once and had a play, then then put away in a shelf where it has not seen the light of day until today.

I am selling it with the UMIK as the buyer probably wants that, but if you already have one I am happy to reduce the price as I will need one for REW in the future.

J