Streaming Question....

Bluesound Node 2i lets you stream wirelessly from the internet.  The BluOS app has Tune In with many hundreds of stations and Radio Paradise.  Add Tidal and you’re set.  You can also stream Bluetooth to the Node via apt x hd from your iPad.  All the system control is performed from your iPad.

Installation is simple, RCA’s to your preamp/receiver, plug in to power, connect to your wireless network with instructions included in the BluOS app.  It doesn’t get any easier than this.

@rhljazz 






Thanks! I have to assume now that wirelessly or via Ethernet cable will be far superior to my current setup which is Bluetooth and SQ that the Ipad puts out?

Wireless works great.  The Bluetooth apt x hd is superior to regular Bluetooth.
I have streamed some audio from you tube and was pleasantly surprisedity by the sound quality.
 I think you would be pleased with the Node 2i.

From my audition of the apt x hd it is definitely a step up from the previous generation of Bluetooth quality.  It still doesn’t compare with Ethernet or good Wi Fi.  It may be better than Air Play, but I’ve never used the latter with anything better than Apple TV, so I shouldn’t even go there.
  So Ish, if I now understand your question, you are asking if Streaming compressed Spotify files via Bluetooth sounds different from an iPhone vs an iPad. As it happens, I use Spotify when I travel, with B&W Bluetooth headphones, and alternate between my iPad mini and iPhone 8 as a source.  I can’t say that I have noticed any significant difference between them.  

@Mahler123Yes you got it....

So the take away is ...wired or ethernet is a definite benifit.

Oddly my Ipad...lol...oddly enough my ipad sound is vastly superior to my phone in every respect....its warmer and has better bass and imaging....sounds crazy to discuss on such a device...but thats what my ears are telling me.
Cheers to good music and a pleasant evening.