G-rig
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Just using the 3 month trial of Qobuz, it's not bad. Mostly for testing 96 -192kHz albums. Won't bother subscribing after that, probably give it a few years till the library is bigger, and a lot of albums that are apparently 96kHz are only coming across as 44.1 (Chromecast audio). Perhaps one song on the album is .. there is Also no feature for volumio like with Tidal, so you can connect and play through the native player (and 'cast' to RPI etc).
Personally I prefer the Tidal interface and library and it's great for cheap if sign up with VPN. Please don't carry on about MQA again.. lol. If your equipment is decent cd quality is fine and looking forward to streaming my own FLAC files a bit more.
People saying you can download quboz music to keep, surely it's just for offline playback if you have a current subscription?
Volumio seems good, anything else worth considering before getting the yearly subscription?
Have never used Spotify, don't have any Apple devices but heard Apple music is pretty awful.
PS I was going to get an MQA capable Chinese DAC (it does seem more dynamic and extra sound), but won't bother and the general quality and sound from the RME Adi-2 FS should cover it.
Cheers
Personally I prefer the Tidal interface and library and it's great for cheap if sign up with VPN. Please don't carry on about MQA again.. lol. If your equipment is decent cd quality is fine and looking forward to streaming my own FLAC files a bit more.
People saying you can download quboz music to keep, surely it's just for offline playback if you have a current subscription?
Volumio seems good, anything else worth considering before getting the yearly subscription?
Have never used Spotify, don't have any Apple devices but heard Apple music is pretty awful.
PS I was going to get an MQA capable Chinese DAC (it does seem more dynamic and extra sound), but won't bother and the general quality and sound from the RME Adi-2 FS should cover it.
Cheers
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