Do you have a digital source? Do you have a DAC? If you have a DAC, and can get internet into your listening room (wirelessly or via CAT5), you can get a squeezebox device and stream whatever radio stations you like (and Pandora). The Squeezebox Touch is a new product that is supposed to have a good built in DAC - I'm sure it's fine for streaming internet radio (in fact that may be true for all their internal DACs - it's just if you want to stream 16/44 CD quality or better that you may need a better DAC.
CONNECT internet music souce to hi-end
I have just finished my cost no object listening room, and set up my main 2-channel system. I finally decided to buy a tuner again (MR88), because I wanted to listen to our local smooth jazz station in the room. TWO FRICKIN WEEKS, then format change! NO more jazz in the area.
I was introduced to "Pandora" on the internet, and think its a great idea.
But, how do I get High Quality connection to my main stereo?
Internet provider is Roadrunner/Time Warner cable.
My tuner is the McIntosh MR88, and my pre-amp has single end connectors and balanced inputs.
Can I hard wire? Is that the best connection?
I was introduced to "Pandora" on the internet, and think its a great idea.
But, how do I get High Quality connection to my main stereo?
Internet provider is Roadrunner/Time Warner cable.
My tuner is the McIntosh MR88, and my pre-amp has single end connectors and balanced inputs.
Can I hard wire? Is that the best connection?
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