At Ruark, we know that music has a wonderful power: it can lift your spirit, calm your mind and make ordinary days special. Now, as part of our ongoing commitment to create music systems that you will love to use, we are proud to introduce R710, a seamless fusion of 70s inspired design and powerful modern technology. Combining traditional values with digital convenience, R710 is a music system that you will actually want in your home.
Beneath R710’s sleek exterior is a modern switch-mode power supply, which provides optimised feeds to the system’s electronics and custom amplifiers. Diligence has been paid in the layout of the circuit boards, keeping signal paths short, with optimal grounding for low noise. With audio-grade components used throughout and a powerful output of 200 watts per channel, R710 produces sound that is effortless, making all genres of music engaging and enjoyable.
The tactility of R710 is tangible throughout. Our RotoDial controller has been a hallmark of our products since 2006, and redeveloped for our 100 Series, it makes operating R710 easy and enjoyable. Also included is a matching rechargeable Bluetooth remote. Beautiful to see and hold, it is something you’ll genuinely love using every day. Finally adding further to R710’s aura, is the large colour display. From system menus to station and album artwork, everything is displayed with crystal clarity.
With its quad-core processor, R710 handles high-resolution streaming with ease. Featuring Spotify Connect, Qobuz Connect, TIDAL Connect, Apple AirPlay, Google Cast, Internet Radio and HD Bluetooth, it offers countless ways to enjoy music. R710 also supports playback from networked media servers and USB storage devices, and its HDMI ARC/eARC capability delivers an immersive sound experience for film and TV viewing.
At Ruark, we love the convenience that streaming offers, but also, we are lifelong vinyl and CD enthusiasts and R710 has been designed to renew your connection with these timeless formats. Its built-in phono stage allows easy connection of a turntable and the integrated CD player, subtly concealed within the wooden slats, is a stroke of genius. With uncompressed audio, CD can still better streaming in sound quality, and as possibly the last tangible music format, we believe that CDs are here to stay.