I only listen to Internet radio with my phone over a Bluetooth speaker when I’m working outside. Indoors, I have a SiriusXM radio that I use to tune in the Grateful Dead channel, connected to my vintage Yamaha CR-820 receiver (headphone jack to RCA line-level input) and it sounds OK. Most of my listening is with the Yamaha’s FM tuner - listener-sponsored KRVM 91.9 in Eugene, Oregon, which plays fantastic music-only programming. That sounds pretty good audio-wise, and yes, the music and the magic of radio matter more to me than bleeding edge audio excellence most of the time. I do have a dedicated listening room-inside-a-room that I am tricking out with vintage gear - my old Sansui G-5700, a Nakamichi RX-202 cassette deck, a California Audio Labs CL-25 disk player, my old Dual 622 turntable, and two pair of Paradigm speakers that sound great *to me*. Will be doing some room treatment and psychedelic lighting and decor for full immersion in the 60s and 70s - Keep On Truckin’, and Not Fade Away!
