Which portable audio player supports the most digital formats?


Hi all,
I've got a couple thousand audio tracks that I'd like to leave in their native formats, which are diverse:
AIFF
Apple Mpeg-4 Audio
.amr
.opus
mp3
WAV

But I'd like to listen to them on a portable device.

Does anyone know a portable device (on a budget) that covers all of these audio formats?

I'm looking for the VLC-player of portable digital audio players.

Something a bit older would be preferred, used. I'm only looking to spend around $50 here.

dragongorgon

A new Android smartphone or one with an app could easily support all of those formats. Maybe a USB C dongle with a headphone out...although those are rarely implemented well and lack in terms of sound quality and output power...so look carefully.

Contrary to what some audiophiles may tell you, converting an .mp3 to .wav doesn’t make it a .wav !!! I can’t believe how many times I’ve had to explain that lossy files can never become lossless files. They are missing information...inherently defective.

My suggestion is to stick to .wav files. CD quality is all you need to enjoy the full extent of music. For $50, perhaps a used Sony Walkman digital audio player would work.

 

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Look for an LG v30 60 or G7 thinq phone. Excellent dac and sound. Discontinued so you can get it cheap. I used my G7 as an Ipod replacement. Has SD slot and hp jack.