AURALiC is a Chinese-American high-end digital audio company founded in 2009 by Xuanqian Wang and Yuan Wang following their inspiration at a Berliner Philharmoniker concert in 2008. Originating in Beijing with additional operations in Portland, Oregon, AURALiC has pioneered streaming audio technology for over a decade. The company introduced the world's first asynchronous USB DAC (ARK MX, 2010), first DSD128-capable USB DAC (VEGA, 2012), and first streaming bridge (ARIES, 2014). With G2.2 and G3 products designed in the USA and hand-built in Oregon, AURALiC's Lightning streaming platform represents the most advanced ecosystem for high-resolution music streaming, serving over 300 authorized global reselling partners while maintaining focus on bringing audiophiles closer to the heart of music.
AURALiC, a Hong Kong-based audio equipment manufacturer, ceased operations in September 2025, marking the end of its presence in the high-end audio market.
The company's community forum, a key communication channel for CEO Xuanqian Wang, went offline unexpectedly mid-September 2025, signaling potential issues.
Earlier in 2025, Xuanqian Wang resigned as CEO to pursue other ventures, retaining shares but stepping down from leadership roles.
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