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# Grace Digital GDI-IRDT200 Hi-Fi Internet Radio Tuner

**Brand:** grace digital
**Price:** R410
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- **What is this?** Grace Digital GDI-IRDT200 Hi-Fi Internet Radio Tuner by grace digital
- **How much does it cost?** R410 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Description

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The Grace Digital Tuner (GDI-IRDT200) is a combination Internet radio and audio media streaming device that brings all the audio content of the Internet from your broadband connection directly to your home Stereo. With it users can listen to 16,000+ radio stations from NPR on-demand, FOX news, CNN, BBC, CBS to KROQ, over 35,000 podcast, 20,000+ On-Demand subscription streams or your personal Pandora radio stations - Free. The Tuner provides not only standard RCA connections to your home stereo but also two digital out connections for the highest audio quality experience as well as both Wi-Fi and an Ethernet connection to your home broadband router. In addition to the ability to play all the Free music in the world, music files from your PC or Mac, a SD or USB drive the Grace Tuner can also access Sirius Premium Internet radio services with a subscription directly from Sirius. The Tuner comes with a full featured remote control and is compatible with the free Grace remote control App for iPhone/iTouch. Connect all your digital music to your home stereo, with Grace.












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 The Grace Digital Wi-Fi Tuner      Play Internet radio and stream music stored on your PC or MAC to your home stereo. View larger  Listen to thousands of free Internet radio stations, podcast and on-demand content  High Quality Internet Radio Direct to Your Home Stereo Plug it in, turn it on and enjoy a world of music. The Grace Wi-Fi Tuner provides digital audio direct from the Internet to your home stereo. Listen to your personal music collection from your PC, Mac or NAS, over 50,000 Internet radio stations, podcast and on demand content or online music services like Pandora, Live365 VIP, and SiriusXM. If enjoying Internet radio or your personal digital music collection on your home stereo is your pleasure, the Grace Tuner is for you. The Grace Tuner streams music via a standard wired Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection. Connect to any 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi wireless router with an Internet connection in 5 minutes. Play music directly from the Internet or stream your iTunes, or Windows Media files from your PC or Mac. While setup is effortless, the Grace Radio supports advanced features such as WEP and WPA1/2 passwords, standard or hidden SSID's, DHCP, mac address filtering or static IP addresses. Listen to all of your digital media files wirelessly directly on your home stereo. Stream WMA, AAC, AAC+, WAV, AU, OGG Vorbis, AIFF, and MP3s in bit rates from 16kbps up to 320kbps (depending on the bit rate of the source audio), even lossless FLAC 24/96 formats directly from your network to your Hi-Fi stereo via the Grace Tuner. Over 50,000 FREE Stations The Tuner's sleek stylish design gives a nod to the look and feel of a classic stereo system component. As with the entire family of Grace Digital Internet radios and Wi-Fi music players, the Tuner supports the leading streaming services--Pandora, SiriusXM, Live365.com VIP, Dar.fm and more. Connect the Tuner to your existing home stereo and enjoy the world of the Internet at your fingertips. >>Learn more about available content for the Grace Digital Internet radios.        Backlit LCD Display The adjustable 2-line, backlit LCD display with large font makes it easy to view your selections, adjust your audio settings or display song title and artist details. >>See larger image        Connect All of Your Audio Sources Expand your listening experience and play music not only directly from the Internet, your PC, Mac or NAS but also from an SD card (up to 4GB support located on the front of the Tuner) an external USB thumb drive (2TB max). Connect the Tuner to your home stereo via standard RCA connections or choose either Toslink or Coax digital connections to utilize your favorite DAC. >>See larger image         Full-Function Remote Control With a full-function remote control you'll be able to choose one of your 10 preset stations, search for new stations, skip songs, and give feedback on Pandora from any location in your room. Save and access up to 100 addition presets in your radio's 'my stuff' folder.        Remote Control iPhone App The Grace Remote control application allows you to go where no IR remote has gone before. Control one or more of your Grace Internet radios from your iPhone or iPod touch. Turn the tuner on / off, find stations and set presets. Please note that since the Tuner utilizes analog and digital line outs the remote apps cannot change the volume. Please use your Stereo for volume control.   What's in the Box? Grace Digital Tuner Wi-Fi radio, remote control, power adapter, manual.  Which Grace Digital Internet Radio is Right for You?  SoloInnovator XMondo EncoreWi-Fi TunerNostalgicMicroSystem    Model NumberGDI-IRA500GDI-IR2600GDI-IRC6000GDI-IRC7500GDI-IRDT200GDI-IRN1941GDI-IRMS300  Top FeatureConnect the Internet to your stereoTable top for any room in your homeHigh resolution 3.5" color displayStereo sound with built-in subHighest audio quality to your stereoGreat sound and vintage good looksReplace your stereo system  RCA Stereo Inputs / OutputsNo / YesMini-Jack Aux-in / NoYes / YesYes / YesNo / YesYes / YesYes / Yes  iPhone/Android Remote Compatible  Headphone Jack  Play USB Thumb Drives*  External Speaker Post  Digital Stereo Output  FM Receiver w/Antenna  Ethernet ConnectionOptional Dongle**Optional Dongle**Built-in RJ45Optional Dongle**Optional Dongle**  Number of Presets on Radio / Remote10 / 1010 / 1010 / 1010 / 10012 / 910 / 1010 / 10  My Stuff Presets100100100100100100100  *The USB jack supports Smartphone (iPhone, Android, etc.) charging, plays music from a USB thumb drive and supports the Grace USB to Ethernet connection for a wired connection.**Sold separately.

## Features

- About this item
- More than 17,000 free radio stations from local to around the world including NPR, Pandora & BBC, plus Sirius premium Internet radio service
- Connects directly to home stereo through analog, digital RCA or fiber optic connection
- Large 2 line backlight display
- Includes full-size remote
- Listen to over 16,000 internet radio stations including Pandora, iheartradio, NPR on-demand, BBC, ESPN, Live 365, Sirius, over 30,000 Podcast
- Built in Ethernet jack and 802.11g card connects to any Ethernet or 802.11b,g or n wireless router (no computer needed)
- Play the Grace Internet radio Tuner via your home stereo or distributed audio system via Digital (Toslink or Coaxial) or RCA analog outputs
- Control your internet radio music or media files via Large 2 line display with 30 micro backlight adjustments and 5 alarm settings
- Includes a remote control with batteries and FM antenna

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## Customer Reviews

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    Just What My System Needed
  

*by R***G on Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2016*

If anyone cares I am a ham radio operator (50 years) and a former IT instructor.  I do know my way around electronics and computers.  My listening is mostly classical with some folk, vintage rock, jazz, and chorale thrown in at times.I was in the process of updating my audio system having had 2 devices fail (a hybrid CDP and a integrated hybrid amp).  I secured a Rega DAC  (digital analog converter) and mated it to a vintage Luxman R-1050 I had been using as a stand alone tuner.  I needed access to internet radio broadcasts which I had been using my computer to do.  There were only two choices I could find, and the Grace easily out-speced the other.  However not knowing the Grace brand I was unsure about it.  I picked up a refurbished one (more later on this) for about $100 delivered on Amazon directly from Grace.  The unit looked brand new.  Hookup was very easy. I connected the digital output to the DAC via a standard digital cable and then connected the DAC to the receiver using upgraded interconnects.  I also connected the analog output to the receiver to see if there was a difference in presentation.  I connected my Sennheiser HD 600 headphones to the headphone jack on the Grace unit and also to the jack on the receiver to evaluate the difference in performance.  It required about an hour or so to set things up, partly because I had to decipher the owner's manual.The Good:  This radio (I'll call it a tuner) is outstanding.  Once it was properly connected and programmed, it performed beyond my expectations.  The sound quality is very good for an internet sourced music component.  There is a difference in presentation between the digital and direct analog outputs.  The digital is clearer and emphasizes the treble end of the spectrum from both the internal DAC  and my external DAC.  Some would call this "bright."  But it is not overly so. The analog seems more subdued with less detail but with that nice analog "warm" sound (more bass emphasis).  I prefer the bright so I use the connection to the DAC.  Stations sync with my lite DSL line (8 mbps) within 10 seconds (usually a lot less).  The tuner's DAC is remarkable.  While not as good as the Rega it was 90% of the way there.  I highly recommend that users obtain a quality set of headphones and plug them in.  Great sound.  The headphone volume is adjustable and more than adequate unless you are a rocker.  A note about the sound.  You have to remember that the broadcasts are typically using compressed (mp3) sourced material and as such some fidelity is lost.  Also stations stream at different bandwidths.  This unit is not for critical listening but is more for enjoying the pleasure of music.  The unit can be controlled with the remote or with panel buttons.  Nice if you lose the remote.-The Bad:  This unit has only 10 presets.  That IMO is a major oversight in this world of 30,000+ internet stations. There is a firmware fix (stacking) used by other electronics firms using this type of menu system, but Grace has failed to implement it.  However, the tuner "remembers" the last station played and it is accessed when the unit is reactivated.  The menu system as others have noted is arcane, but not unusual.  It is poorly organized (for example Pandora is not located in the same submenu as other internet services such as I heart) and understanding it will take time.  Once the logic (?) is figured out, it is easy to navigate.  The information is sort of in the manual (along with some glaring and misleading errors), but the best way to learn is to just start at the top menus and work your way through each submenu to see what is there. I contacted tech support on other issues and was impressed with their timeliness, patience, and apparent knowledge.  Realize the reps are not native English speakers so have patience also.  Be warned that the height listed in the specs (1.9 inches) is incorrect.  The unit is 2.75 inches high.  This caused my having to change the planned location of the unit.  The search feature on the menu sometimes misses stations especially if the exact information is not entered (like KING for CLASSIC KING).  However there are subcategories (like College and NPR stations) that can quickly reduce the need to scroll through thousands of stations.  The tuner is powered with a wall wart which I and others consider to be a poor design for this type of audio equipment.The Truly Ugly:  The manual.  Several errors and misstated information.  No, the unit does not go to network scan on initial start-up.  You'll need to go to a menu item to do that, and the prompt is buried in a submenu.  What you need is there, but you'll  need to decipher it.  Once you get the unit going you'll see the truth, but that is not what a manual should do.  There is hope.  Read the reviews here as many of the issues are addressed or call tech support.  My experience was excellent with them unlike that of some others.A few more notes:  There is an old expression in the computer world that is applicable to this device.  When all else fails reboot.  I have found that well over 90% of the connection problems I have encountered (usually lock-ups) were overcome by simply throwing the off and on switch on the rear and restarting the tuner.  If you can wait, buy a refurbished unit.  There is a 30 day return and seriously most electronics fail within 30 days of activation if they are going to fail.  Even if if there is no warranty, the charge is a set fee of $32.50 to repair which includes return shipping in the USA.  Grace figured out that this is a throw away electronics society as it is usually cheaper to buy a new one rather than have it fixed.  Get a set of good, burned in  interconnects (they do make a difference) if you connect to an outboard amplifier.  You can usually check out a set a local stereo shop to audition or get them (not burned-in) from an online store with a no questions asked return policy.At $100 this tuner is a bargain.  Even at retail it is still a buy.  I highly recommend it as long as you have patience and are willing to explore and learn by doing.  Again get a set of good headphones (over $100) for listening nirvana.  Happy listening.

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    Analog sound is bad.
  

*by K***N on Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2017*

I have a grace audio "solo" which I was trying to upgrade. The Grace Tuner Pro has ( and the solo does not have):- wired internet (wireless only)- FM Tuner- optical out- fixed pre-outputs- headphone jack- some other stuffBut the "Tuner Pro" was NOT an upgrade for me because the analog pre outputs sound worse than the solo's outputs.Also, the solo's outputs are variable which is nice because I can adjust the volume from my iPhone. To do that with the Tuner Pro, I would have to plug into the headphone jack on the front panel and run a line to the back of my receiver. Ugly.To be fair, I didn't listen to the headphone outputs, I only heard the fixed pre-outputs and they sound muffled in general and especially in comparison with the Solo. Another reviewer said the Tuner Pro sounded "veiled", I agree. Like a sheet or thin blanket is over the speakers.I wish I had an outboard DAC so I could hear the great sound others are talking about, but even then I would not have the ability to control the volume with my iPhone for my outside speakers.So although I really hoped the turner pro would have the same sound as the solo and I could upgrade to get all those features,  The sound is essential, without comparable or better sound, features mean nothing.BTW, the solo has an EQ too and a decent 5 line display.The Tuner Pro has a really crappy 2 line display.  Which I knew when I bought it, but man, it's a struggle even though I already know the menus by heart.Also, it crashed one me once. During my 2 hours of use.  No biggie, unplug and reboot.  And, the iPhone App did not show Radio presets, it showed my internet presets. So in radio mode, all the presets were Mis-labeled. But the radio presets still worked. A bug? Idk. But I do know it made FM selection almost unusable from the iPhone.Bottom line. If you want good sound get an outboard DAC.So why not 1 star?  This thing has Soooo much potential. And would be great if they could1) fix the display, more lines of text2) get a decent DAC installed ($30)3) work out the bugs in software4) write a new manual that includes all the various menus.Come on Grace Audio!  Fix these things and would gladly pay more to buy another one.  Or come out with a higher priced "Super Pro Tuner" that addresses these issues. I really want an upgrade and I love the Solo. If the sound wasn't muffled, I would have kept it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Get unlimited internet radio hassle-free
  

*by C***3 on Reviewed in Canada on March 1, 2017*

I've struggled for 5 years with figuring out the reported internet access on my Pioneer tuner.  I discovered it is limited  with restricted access to Sirius and Apple applications.  As I'm not a Mac user or have a smart phone this isn't at all what I expected.  I wanted unlimited access to the thousands of stations worldwide, i.e. Venice Classical Radio for starters.  I found a blogger who finally provided a cogent explanation on how to go about it and recommended this Grace Digital Internet Radio gateway.  It is easy to set up even for a mature adult resistant to technology changes and who doesn't text or use social media!  I was able to locate my favorite station and now am becoming more agile in locating other stations.  I am thrilled to listen to the music I love all day, all night, and stream it on my fantastic sound system, not just on my computer.  I've registered the unit on the Grace Digital web site but haven't discovered how adding stations to my folder online connects to the tuner hardware. I've only had the unit for two weeks, still, I am a very satisfied customer.  The cost of the unit will pay for itself eventually if you factor in the cost of a subscription to Sirius.  The man in my life is equally impressed with my purchase and plans to purchase one for his home.  Perhaps he'll think of a way where he won't have to. :)

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