Better system. Better streaming. Any changes?

Yes, of course.  I started with Vinyl, then CDs, then Napster (mp3), then Lifetime Sirius, then SACD, then finally Qobuz Streaming.  mp3 from Napter and Sirius were only suitable for the car stereo, so, for my home stereo, I ended up ripping all my CDs and SACD and living with that until Qobuz Streaming.  Now, I consider Qobuz streaming equal to my ripped CDs and the high rez songs even better.  Within a few months of joining Qobuz, I had playlists and songs that rejunivated my listening.  Nowadays, sound wise, it is definitely worth it to invest in a hi rez music provider, streamers, and DACs and greatly improve your music library.  For my home system, sound quality has always been the number one priority for me, and this new reality has really been a huge game changer for me.   I have to admit, based on previous experiences,  I was skeptical until I made the investment, and I am so glad I did.  

Me too. When The sonic qualities of streaming equaled vinyl and CD On my system, my whole world music changed. Now I seldom listen to the same thing over again. I’m constantly listening to new music of new types in an ever expanding world. I started loving many kinds of music… it just got much bigger  It is wonderful.

I haven't played a vinyl record album in over 30 years.  About four years ago, I sold my very expensive reference CD player once I discovered how utterly incredible sounding and convenient streaming at a high level via Qobuz could be, and in over 30 years in the hobby, I've never been happier.  Happy listening.   

"a big, wide world" -- I couldn't have said it better.