MOON Ace All-in-One Streaming Amplifier, Silver/Black
MOON Ace All-in-One Streaming Amplifier, Silver/Black
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What the trade press says
- The Absolute Sound „a sophisticated and highly musical workhorse“Test des ursprünglichen Ace (2017)08.11.2017 · Read the review →
The MOON Ace is an all-in-one streaming amplifier that combines streamer, DAC, MM phono stage, headphone amplifier and a 50-watt integrated amplifier in a single enclosure.
You connect a pair of speakers, connect to the network – and the system is ready. And yet the Ace still sounds like MOON: fast, clean, with the brand's typical transparency.
Why the MOON Ace?
Because it condenses a complete high-end chain into a single device – while keeping the fast, transparent MOON signature. MiND 2 brings modern streaming, the DAC converts up to DSD256, and the built-in MM phono stage brings the turntable on board too. All matched, all from a single source.
What's inside
- MiND 2 streaming: Qobuz, Tidal, Spotify Connect, Deezer, HighResAudio, Tune-In, Roon Ready, AirPlay 2, Bluetooth aptX
- DAC up to 32-bit / 384 kHz, DSD256 and MQA
- MM phono stage for your turntable
- Discrete headphone amplifier with 6.3 mm jack on the front
- Home theatre bypass, OLED display, SimLink, RS-232, 12 V trigger
- Inputs: 1× USB, 2× TOSLink, 2× SPDIF, 1× MM phono, 3× RCA, 1× mini-jack; 1× RCA pre-out
What you hear
A surprisingly mature sound for such a compact device: clear, precise highs, a clean midrange and bass that's entirely sufficient for normal living rooms. The Ace never sounds strained – it plays music calmly and properly.
Straight talk: who it's for – and who it isn't
With 2× 50 watts at 8 ohms, the Ace is made for normal living rooms and efficient speakers (such as the MOON Voice 22). Anyone wanting to really drive large, power-hungry floorstanding speakers loud in a big room is better off with separate components. For everyone else, the Ace is the most elegant way to condense a fully-grown high-end system into a single device.
Our verdict
The Ace is the most elegant way to condense a full-fledged high-end system into a single device – ideal if you love music but don't want a tower of gear. In silver/black it sets a fine, bright accent. We at HD Zürisee in Wädenswil tell you honestly whether its 50 watts suit your speakers and your room.
What the trade press says: "MOON's all-in-one system offers gripping sound and plenty of flexibility … here MOON has a real ace up its sleeve." – hifitest 4/2020.
Technical data
- Power: 2× 50 W at 8 ohms
- DAC: 32-bit / 384 kHz, DSD256, MQA
- Streaming: MiND 2, Roon Ready, AirPlay 2, Bluetooth aptX
- Phono: built-in MM phono stage
- Headphones: discrete amplifier, 6.3 mm jack
- Display: OLED
- Dimensions (W × H × D): 429 × 89 × 366 mm
- Weight: 11 kg
- Finish: Silver/Black
- Warranty (MOON Switzerland): 5 years
Frequently asked questions
Do I need any other devices with the MOON Ace?
No. Apart from speakers and an internet connection, you need nothing else – streamer, DAC, phono stage, headphone amplifier and power amplifier are all built in.
Can I connect a turntable?
Yes, the Ace has a built-in MM phono stage for cartridges with a moving-magnet system.
Which speakers suit the MOON Ace?
Efficient bookshelf and compact floorstanding speakers. The MOON Voice 22 is the ideal partner; for very large, hard-to-drive speakers we recommend separate components.
Is the MOON Ace Roon Ready?
Yes. It also supports Qobuz, Tidal, Spotify Connect, Deezer, AirPlay 2 and Bluetooth aptX.
Why buy the MOON Ace at HD Zürisee?
Because an all-in-one only convinces if the speakers fit: we tune the Ace to your room, set up streaming and turntable for you, and as an authorised MOON dealer in Wädenswil we're there for you for warranty and service – with our own technician.
Goes well with
The ideal partner is the MOON Voice 22 from the MOON Collection. More models can be found under Streaming amplifiers and Speakers.
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