Award-winning
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discrete streams (M5 Pro)
Media servers
Play simultaneous streams of local music collections and the most popular streaming services with pristine 24-bit/192 kHz high-resolution output.
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Turn up the volume from the pool. Schedule the breakfast playlist before you leave the bedroom. TuneBridge is the companion app to every M‑Series system, running on the device that's already in your hand.
Autonomic drivers put M‑Series sources, zones and transport on the control system's own keypads, remotes and touch panels, programmed the way the integrator always has. TuneBridge is the homeowner's full‑featured companion on the phone. Both drive the same system; what the control system displays is up to how it is programmed.
Reference-grade audio, serious all-channel power, advanced DSP and native streaming in a single fanless chassis. Two configurations, one platform: six or four amplified zones, scaling to 96 zones over Ethernet with eAudioCast™.
The MA6 and MA4 share the same network protocol, control drivers and eAudioCast backbone with every Autonomic product. Combine dedicated music servers, streaming amplifiers and expansion amplifiers to meet the project and the budget, then control it all from TuneBridge or your control platform as if it were one device.
Compact single-stream source. Add one wherever a system needs an extra discrete source for a single zone, an A/V receiver, or a hi-fi room.
Three-stream music server in a 1U, half-depth chassis. Drops in alongside an MA6 to double concurrent streams, or serves as the central streaming source for a third-party matrix.
Flagship five-stream music server. The central source for large projects, for more concurrent streams, or to bring M-Series functionality to a third-party system.
Six-zone, 50 W per channel matrix amplifier. Expands an M-Series system, or pairs with an Autonomic music streamer to build a complete system.
Play simultaneous streams of local music collections and the most popular streaming services with pristine 24-bit/192 kHz high-resolution output.
Explore media servers →Seamlessly integrate the MMS with our IP-controllable, state-of-the-art digital amplifiers for up to 96 zones of distributed audio featuring eAudioCast.
Explore amplifiers →Every M‑Series streamer and amplifier runs Mirage OS 8. Legacy Mirage Media Servers (MMS/SMS) stay supported with software updates and trade‑in programs through the support center.
Visit support →Create playlists, favorites, scenes and schedules from the TuneBridge app or Decora-style in-wall keypads, or integrate with Crestron, Control4, ELAN, RTI, Savant and URC.
Reference-quality 24-bit/192 kHz high-resolution audio through analog, coaxial digital and USB outputs, and 24-bit/96 kHz over eAudioCast network streams. Listen the way it was intended to be heard.
The Advanced Music Bridge unlocks full search and browse of Apple Music and Calm Radio on any M‑Series or Mirage Media Server. On a legacy Mirage Media Server it also raises local library support to 200K tracks; M‑Series has no library limit.
Learn more →eAudioCast delivers high-resolution audio over the home's existing network and cabling. No special gear, no proprietary wiring. Pair Autonomic streamers and amplifiers to transmit, receive and distribute audio as one cohesive matrix, reaching even the hardest-to-wire zones.
Autonomic was founded in 2006 with software to integrate music into Crestron. Today we speak fluent Crestron, Control4, ELAN, RTI, Savant and URC because it's in our DNA, with an extensive library of prebuilt modules and a documented API for custom installers. When you call us for help with an integration, we answer the phone and we speak your language.
Natively supported streaming services include Amazon Music, Apple Music, Spotify, TIDAL, Qobuz, Pandora, SiriusXM, TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Napster, Deezer, Calm Radio and more. For business, fully licensed commercial services like SiriusXM for Business and SoundMachine.
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Available exclusively through certified Autonomic dealers. Apply for the dealer program, find a local installer, or talk to our integration team about a project.