You can also get a CD/SACD player with digital inputs that will allow you to access the unit's DAC to use with a PC or music server.
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*none* of the music I listen to is widely available on SACD. I've looked. So before diving in, do some research and see what's out there. Here's the research: Pop/Rock: 546 titles (http://www.sa-cd.net/titles/3/0/date/5/1) Jazz: 1127 titles (http://www.sa-cd.net/titles/2/0/date/5/1) Blues: 77 titles (http://www.sa-cd.net/titles/9/0/date/5/1) Classical: 4443 titles (http://www.sa-cd.net/titles/1/0/date/5/1) All Genres: 7212 titles (http://www.sa-cd.net/titles/0/0/date/5/1) Not exactly a dearth of options outside of the Classical realm but certainly Classical is just over 60% of the titles. The sa-cs.net site is the definitive resource for those interested in SACDs and for each title listed provides link(s) to vendors where you can purchase that title. Enjoy. |