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Built around ARCAM's ESS Sabre digital-to-analog conversion platform, the ST60 combines network playback, digital-source connectivity and high-quality analog output stages in a component designed to complement premium integrated amplifiers and separates. Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, Apple AirPlay 2, Google Chromecast, Roon Ready and MQA support provide flexible access to digital music, while UPnP playback accommodates compatible network libraries. Balanced XLR and single-ended RCA outputs allow direct connection to a stereo amplifier or preamplifier, and optical/coaxial digital outputs let the ST60 operate as a dedicated network transport with an external DAC. Highlights & Benefits ESS Sabre 32-Bit DAC — ARCAM's high-performance ESS conversion stage provides low distortion, wide dynamic range and precise stereo reproduction. Balanced XLR & RCA Analog Outputs — Offers both balanced and single-ended analog connections for flexible integration with high-quality stereo amplifiers and preamplifiers. Major Streaming Platforms Built In — Supports Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, Apple AirPlay 2, Google Chromecast and Roon Ready playback. Four Digital Inputs — Two coaxial and two optical inputs allow the ST60 to serve as a DAC for additional digital sources such as televisions, CD transports and media players. Fixed or Variable Output — Output level can be configured for traditional line-level use or variable operation when a compatible system requires direct volume control. Technology & Design ESS Sabre Delta-Sigma Conversion — The ST60 uses a 32-bit ESS Sabre DAC architecture designed for low jitter, high signal-to-noise performance and accurate high-resolution playback. Low-Jitter Digital Architecture — ARCAM specifies RMS jitter below 20 picoseconds, helping preserve timing accuracy through the digital signal path. Flexible Network Playback — Ethernet, Wi-Fi, AirPlay 2, Chromecast, UPnP and Roon Ready support provide multiple ways to access network libraries and streaming services. Custom-Installation Control — Full IP control, RS-232 and IR support make the ST60 suitable for professionally integrated systems, including Control4 and Crestron environments. FAQ — Arcam ST60 Does the ARCAM ST60 have a built-in DAC? Yes. The ST60 includes an ESS Sabre 32-bit DAC and provides both balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA analog outputs. Can the ST60 be used with an external DAC? Yes. Optical and coaxial digital outputs allow the ST60 to operate as a network transport feeding a compatible external DAC or digital amplifier. Which streaming services does the ST60 support? ARCAM currently lists Spotify Connect, TIDAL Connect, Apple AirPlay 2, Google Chromecast and Roon Ready support. The ST60 also supports MQA and UPnP network playback. Is the ARCAM ST60 still a current product? No. ARCAM currently classifies the ST60 as discontinued. This listing describes the original factory specifications and currently documented software capabilities. Why Buy From Us Experienced ARCAM Dealer 5% Reward Points on Every Purchase Expert Streamer, DAC and Amplifier System-Matching Assistance Professional Two-Channel System Setup and Network Integration Available Related Products & Accessories ARCAM SA10 Integrated Amplifier ARCAM SA20 Class G Integrated Amplifier ARCAM SA30 Streaming Integrated Amplifier ARCAM ST25 Network Streamer Arcam ST60 Specifications Product Type Network audio streamer / DAC Series ARCAM HDA Product Status Discontinued DAC Architecture ESS Sabre 32-bit / 192kHz Delta-Sigma DAC Signal-to-Noise Ratio — RCA 118dB A-weighted Signal-to-Noise Ratio — XLR 122dB A-weighted THD — 1kHz
