Internet radio stations that sound really good

OK.... Here is a great suggestion.

#1: One Apple TV Internet box. Many APP's. including "Radio" $100.00

#2: One Tube Dac. Mine is a Jolida Glass Tube Dac/2. $490.00

#3: One good quality Toslink. Mine is an AudioQuest Cinnamon $100.00 I think.

All are NEW prices.

#4: Plug it all up and tune the Apple TV to "Radio". Scroll through the many music categories and select: JAZZ
#5: Scroll thru the Jazz stations til you come to: WWNO HD3 (PBS New Orleans) Select That one. It is outstanding.

#6: Check to see if your Depends are dry.
#7: Turn your audio system ON and LISTEN to some great, high definition Jazz. Complete Bliss.
#8: Listen till your Depends are damp.
#9: Turn system off and go change Depends.
#10: Return and repeat steps #4 thru #7

For 100 bucks, a Toslink and a cheap dac... This is the easiest and least expensive way that I know of (outside of FM Radio) to have great sounding music 24/7. Even if you have a "to die for" audio system, this is still great listening. Mine plays nearly non-stop. If you don't mind feeling a bit damp, you can even listen a bit longer.

IMHO
Note: I am not affiliated with the ownership, sales or promotion of Depends in any way. Those that think that I am are either " all wet" and/or their thoughts are watered down.

Yes, I like Radio Paradise, but I don't understand the need for any signal processing other than R128gain or equivalent.

To Mapman,

In French "tubes" means "hits," so the station radioclassique tubes plays the "hits" of classical music.

Although there is no connection to electronic tubes, I agree that it is one of the better sounding internet radio stations. However, you have to endure a lot of talking compared to some other classical music internet radio stations.

I just noticed Mountain Chill out of Colorado, shows 96k on my Wyred 4 Sound dac playing through my squeezebox touch.

I listen to KCSM.org all the time on the internet ! The station is broadcast from California !