At home, I listen to DVD-As and multichannel Super Audio Compact Discs with a multiformat disc player, two-channels SA-CDs with a two-channels SA-CD player and music-only DVD-Vs on an high quality DVD-V player.
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How do you listen to music?
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Barrelhouse Solly
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CDs and LPs ripped to FLAC, internet radio, some purchased FLAC files. I started listening to music on my parents' 78s so I've been through most of the 20th century media before I discovered Napster. I have never tried paid subscription services.
50% streaming. 48% CDs. 2% vinyl.
For streaming, Spotify in my car. Qobuz, Tidal or Amazon on my main or office system. Mostly Qobuz. I use the others when Qobuz doesn't have something. I have most of my CDs ripped to the internal drive on the DMP-A6 as FLAC. I count those as listening to CDs.
My Vinyl setup sounds really good - not as good as CDs of course, but is very inconvenient and not really worth the trouble.
For streaming, Spotify in my car. Qobuz, Tidal or Amazon on my main or office system. Mostly Qobuz. I use the others when Qobuz doesn't have something. I have most of my CDs ripped to the internal drive on the DMP-A6 as FLAC. I count those as listening to CDs.
My Vinyl setup sounds really good - not as good as CDs of course, but is very inconvenient and not really worth the trouble.
