getting into streaming

Almost every streamer has an app that is compatible with an iPhone or android.

however, a tablet is usually the best

 

A Roon device can be controlled by a pc or laptop as well

 

the streamers all differ in terms of features and sound quality. and of course price

 

there are a number of steps in choosing such a device.

1 do wish to access my current CDs i.e. would I like a server which can access my library?

 

even with streaming having a stored library is great.

one: there are cds not online.

Two by having a library you will remember everything you like.

some servers come with rippers some do not.

what kind of digital output do I require?

what streaming content do I want to utilize?

Roon devices offer tidal and quobuzz

blue sound offers many services but they don’t sound as good as more expensive devices

 

Do I need Bluetooth or Airplay or chrome for the ability to access content or apps not on the streamer

 

We import the remarkable 432evo servers into the us.

our servers are full Roon cores and endpoints you just hook up a usb cable to your dac.

we have tested or been dealers for most major streamers: we have sold or sell bluesound, lumin Aavik,Innous aurender naim Atoll Baetis 432Evo.

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dave and Troy

Audio intellect nj

Streaming specialists

Martin Logan Unison is half off, comes with ARC room correction, and you would need to use the DTS Play-Fi or Spotify app. You can also use Airplay. It will also work with Alexa if you use a firestick or another amazon product:

 

https://www.martinlogan.com/en/product/unison

You may want to take a look at Roon software which can allow you to build and run a virtual streaming library from many sources and work with numerous hardware setups. I’d also take a look at the new Mytek Brooklyn Bridge II ROON CORE which for $4k. pretty much does it all. see: Brooklyn Bridge II - Roon Core • Dac • Headphone • Phono • Preamp (mytek.audio)