02-Jun-2015, 19:01
Interesting. We currently have Deezer, Spotify and Rdio. I'm going to drop Rdio as it's sound quality is poorer, and I don't need three streaming services. Qobuz is not available in Canada, BTW.
Given that the available music selection is very close between all three services (IME) I tend to go with the easiest user interface. For me, that means simple graphics, clear navigational cues and not too many inane suggestions to listen to Rhianna or Katie Perry.
But Radio Paradise is a good one; broad music selection, good sound quality and yes, no low-grade DJ blather. Few of the internet radio 'personalities' are as interesting as they themselves think they are. My opinion, of course.
Given that the available music selection is very close between all three services (IME) I tend to go with the easiest user interface. For me, that means simple graphics, clear navigational cues and not too many inane suggestions to listen to Rhianna or Katie Perry.
But Radio Paradise is a good one; broad music selection, good sound quality and yes, no low-grade DJ blather. Few of the internet radio 'personalities' are as interesting as they themselves think they are. My opinion, of course.
Damon
Powernode, NAD M32, Cambridge CD transport, Analysis Plus, Nordost, iFi Nova, CSS Criton 1TDX, KEF C62
Vancouver, Canada
