Yeah. Arcam tells me I have to control it and through Chromecast or UNDP To gain above 44 on Qobuz or Tidal. I can check back on what they say about Apple Music My impression was Apple Music was limited to 44 but I see someone said otherwise
Qobuz vs Airplay
Good Evening,
Seeking input on streaming music on Qobuz using Simaudio Mind 2 streamer on 390 Pre/Dac/Streamer vs Apple music on Apple Airplay over the Sim 390. (Speakers are Magico A3, amp is Sim 330A) Do you notice a material difference between Qobuz and Airplay? The differences on my system do not seem significant. Possibly it is the music used, which is primarily rock or EDM (and for which Apple Music has a much broader selection than Qobuz). Appreciate any input.
Regards,
Dokosan
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Apple Music is high res, but like Tidal and I think Qobuz, their library ranges from 16/44 to 24/192. https://support.apple.com/en-us/118295 Honestly I have to really try hard to hear the difference between 16/44 and anything higher, and 16/44 is certainly sufficient. I grew my audiophile ears on CDs, so that's my baseline. I can hear the difference between 16/44 and many Spotify 320kbps tracks. Unacceptable for anything but background music. If Spotify ever gets off its fat ass and releases its high res tier, I'll probably switch to that because I already have a Spotify family account for my wife and kids, and I think it's "radio" functionality is better than Tidal's. |
Alpiner. Thanks for that Apple support link I can’t see how from the link one can listen to 192 lossless on Apple Music to other than an Apple device and even if I’m reading it correctly, an Apple TV won’t support lossless
so for Apple Music, how does one listen to greater than 48 kHz on other than an Apple device? |
I don’t use Apple Music, and (edit) HEOS does NOT support it at full resolution. Yeah I came to the same conclusion about the Apple TV box, which I have. It’s a shame because I otherwise like the Apple ecosystem. |
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