Smithg97
Novice Member
Yea i did look at that and is definitely an option although it would be a bonus to have CD player capabilities tbh! Any thoughts on how the 6000a play streaming functionality compares with the bluesound?
I've not had direct experience of it, but when I bought the bluesound that was the main reason for choosing it over the audiolab equivalent streamer. I read several reviews that it was clunky and not as well put together. That was over a year ago so it may have improved since.Yea i did look at that and is definitely an option although it would be a bonus to have CD player capabilities tbh! Any thoughts on how the 6000a play streaming functionality compares with the bluesound?
Would you recommend the bluesound? Do you know if it works well with qobuz?I've not had direct experience of it, but when I bought the bluesound that was the main reason for choosing it over the audiolab equivalent streamer. I read several reviews that it was clunky and not as well put together. That was over a year ago so it may have improved since.
Ive not used qobuz but the tidal interface is really good. I would recommend. I've got a few devices for multiroom functionality.Would you recommend the bluesound? Do you know if it works well with qobuz?
In the case of the PC the flow would be;
- PC (graphics card HD audio) to TV via HDMI
- TV to integrated amp via optical (for music) and TV to AVR via HDMI (for movies/games)
In the case of the external HDD the flow would be;
- HDD to TV via USB
- TV to integrated amp via optical cable
For everything else (blu ray drive, PS4...etc) it would be;
- Source to AVR via HDMI
- AVR to integrated amp via pre-outs/RCA for audio
- AVR to TV via HDMI for picture