09-Jul-2014, 19:58
(09-Jul-2014, 19:55)Eddye Wrote:(09-Jul-2014, 19:51)PhilP Wrote:(09-Jul-2014, 19:43)Eddye Wrote:(09-Jul-2014, 19:37)PhilP Wrote:Yes, I'm a Qobuz subscriber, the sound quality is much better compared to spotify, the Qobuz app is not as good. Also, there is less content compared to spotify, but they are catching up!(09-Jul-2014, 18:45)f1eng Wrote: I am buying hundreds of CDs, they have been astonishing value over the last couple of years!
Have you tried Qobuz yet? I had a demo through a Devialet at my dealers yesterday. The catalogue is pretty comprehensive and the CD quality streaming sounded good to me. I'm just about to sign up for the free trial (have been waiting for my 200 to run-in before I started). I often buy second hand CDs as all I ever do is rip them and put them in a box. If qobuz works out then I will be buying a lot fewer physical discs
Hi Eddye,
Off-topic, I know but I saw you're using Audirvana. Is that with AIR? Ethernet or WiFi? Is it easy to set up. I ask because It's early days for me and I'm running vanilla iTunes on an iMac and have read varying reports about whether Audirvana works with AIR. Thanks!
I use USB, but via AIR is possible, look here: http://devialetchat.com/Thread-Which-str...800#pid800 (post 35)
Great, thanks, that's very helpful.
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