With your Bluesound VAULT selected in your BluOS App, select Settings, Music Library, Ripping. There you will be provided with the option to Eject CD.

The rip will take anywhere from 4 -7 minutes. After ripping the cd check to see if it was added to the library and press play on any song.

NODE 2/NODE 2i/VAULT 2i has a 32 bit /192kHz inbuilt DAC. NODE (N130) has a 32 bit / 384kHz inbuilt DAC.

The VAULT (2) does not have a wireless network card and will never enter Hotspot Mode. The VAULT (2) network card is fully compliant and will work with most Powerline Ethernet Kits or Wireless Media Bridges to make installation location more flexible.

Store it. The VAULT 2i lets you rip all your CDs rapidly in bit-perfect, high-resolution formats. Hook up the VAULT 2i to your existing gear, pair it with a set of powered speakers or stream your digital music collection in studio-quality to Bluesound players all over the home.

The only logical reason is that some discs are harder to read; that somehow, in the manufacturing process, something is done that makes a disc harder to read. Because when a CD rips slowly, you can hear the difference in the speed of the drive. Part of this may be that there are more errors on certain discs.

High-end DAC technology built into every Bluesound Player allows the NODE 2i to decode and stream MQA files in all their lossless glory.

The two new products have been upgraded with a new 32-bit/384kHz DAC (digital-to-analog converter) and a Quad-core 1.8GHz ARM Cortex A53 processor. There’s a redesigned touch panel with music controls, presets plus a proximity sensor that lights up the panel whenever a hand goes near it.

Yes, the Bluesound Node 2i is a ROON compatible device. With Bluesound’s most recent firmware update to the Node 2i, the Node is now an automatically Roon Ready capable device.

Depending on the speed of your CD drive and computer, ripping a typical CD should take less than 10 minutes.