Qobuz

I had read about them in these forums and thought it must be toylike at that price.
But the only toylike part is the compact hockey puck looks!
As far as performance goes it is great bang for the buck.
And they do also output digital over a 3.5mm to optical mini toslink cable if your system has digital inputs too.

Where can you get a puck in the us besides ebay?

The Audio ones are actually discontinued line now so eBay is about it I am afraid.

Howard, thanks for the update. I'll most likely go back to Qobuz when my two issues are resolved. Then I'll have to find an app that will let me transfer my "library"
Larry

Qobuz is now offering their Qobuz Studio subscription service for $149.99 per year. I signed up and they credited my account for the balance due and so I paid $105.

Qobuz reports "With your (Qobuz Studio) subscription, you have access to Hi-Res quality streaming, 40 million tracks, Available offline On all your devices and No strings attached".

This is a very smart move by Qobuz. They collect money, NOW, from subscribers, like me, who paid our yearly fees. They collect early and also, maybe, from new subscribers getting the new lower price. A very smart business decision. I recommend it.