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The listening space of a hi-fi enthusiast is often crammed with retro furniture, an assortment of speakers, vinyl records, and key components like integrated amplifiers and receivers. And that’s just the analog crowd. Digital-music-loving audiophiles, on the other hand, rely on some sophisticated audio components to deliver the best-sounding digital tracks to their ears, and that’s where a network music streamer comes in.
Joining the ranks of modern AV receivers and amplifiers, a network music streamer lets you stream hi-res audio tracks (and lesser formats) from a number of built-in music-streaming platforms. We’re talking about services like Tidal, Qobuz, and Apple Music, where higher-bitrate tracks are prioritized. Network music streamers make use of premium audio technology, including precision-tuned DAC (digital-to-analog converter) systems, to ensure you’ll get the best sound possible from your favorite online tracks.
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