Yeah, well..., I paid for all my music already, I ain't payin for it indefinitely again.I might be wrong, but I doubt it
No. I am a paying Spotify customer.
That's cool.
I do have my collection too. Saved on my NAS. Spotify is just very convenient wherever you are.That's cool.
I'll pay money for a tangible music product but not for a service.
I just don't need it..., I have tens of thousands of music files, 20TB of hard drives at home, a 1TB microSD card in my phone..., I take my music with me, I don't need it delivered to me for a fee!
I have a $5/month texting plan, period!
Nice setup!
It's just a nice experience to talk to your car and ask it to play any music or song you want to listen to while driving... Just ripping the fruits of my labor and enjoying the technology I can afford to pay. I don't want to go through a long list of my songs. I can just pull it up with a voice command at home or on the road.I have a $5/month texting plan, period!
(Oh..., I may have neglected to mention, I'm also a stingy bast*rd!)
That's right, if I remember, you also DJ?
That's a good point about just using voice command to find a track or album. Don't have that feature. I just set Plexamp to random play and that works for me when driving. Also, since my car has a CD player, I''l just pop in one of my custom-made CD's when needed. Here's some of them. I also use my photography to create the album covers such as the one for "A familiar Yet Distant Place", Andrew's Groove, Bridge Through Time, Experiments In Sound - Vol, and Feels Like Home. (graphic art)It's just a nice experience to talk to your car and ask it to play any music or song you want to listen to while driving... Just ripping the fruits of my labor and enjoying the technology I can afford to pay. I don't want to go through a long list of my songs. I can just pull it up with a voice command at home or on the road.
No, I am not a DJ. I just mess up with music for fun.
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LOL - I was doing that with Virtual DJ, but without the turntable setup (forgot the name of the unit) you have. It's like trying to drive blind
They look somewhat similar to the Audioengine A5+ speakers
Yeah, I still have a vinyl collection of over 900 albums
The unit is called midi or DJ controller.LOL - I was doing that with Virtual DJ, but without the turntable setup (forgot the name of the unit) you have. It's like trying to drive blind
They look somewhat similar to the Audioengine A5+ speakers
Yeah, I still have a vinyl collection of over 900 albums
I'm a music collector so also collect vinyl, though not lately since I've packed my stereo equipment away. I'm looking for bring the turntable back, just need to find space for the phono amp and turntable in my cluttered workspace.
Yeah, that's it, the DJ controller.
Well I've been collecting since 1976, when I initially got into music. My early collection was "lost" when I went away to the military. Anyway, here's some of what I still have. It's actually 4 shelves deep...I am not really a vinyl collector or an enthusiast. I just have the ones that remind me of my youth.
I don't have to worry about that since my DAC has line-in inputs. I can simply connect my phono amp to it, and turntable to the amp. And since the A5+ are powered, I run them directly off the DAC as it also provides RCA and XLR outputs. That's why I bought that particular DAC - it's versatility in having both line in and out options.
Yeah, not really necessary for me. I can't tell the difference between 24bit and 32 bit.My DAC natively supports resolutions up to 384kHz/32-bit as well as 11.2MHz DSD as shown in this in my linked video - all through USB as well as optical cable
I do hear a difference in things, which is why I do what I do and use what I use. YMMV
I would rather pay for what I did and got. I also don't believe in paying for music streaming services, thus to each his own
