In Reply to: RE: thoughts on Spotify connect on the bluesound node vs. Chromecast with google music unlimited posted by bullethead on July 17, 2014 at 17:04:00:
Thanks bullet.
If I'm looking at Mac minis, is there anything I need to insure that the one I get comes with? If I get one with a 1 or 2 TB hard drive I can just use it as a "server", correct? ie download/save purchased content
I plan on using my 55" Samsung TV as a monitor and getting a wireless keyboard and mouse for the coffee table.
I don't think I would need to download drivers, as the DAC2DSD interface is now driverless for mac and linux, though that would have been no big deal. https://wyred4sound.com/products/dacs/dac-2-series
I DID get the Femto clock upgrade for $150 so it was $1,650 total. Not exactly cheap .. but I have been using old digital for 20 years (modified Pioneer PD-65)... so it was time.
Looking forward to accessing mucho content at high resolution for the monthly $10 fee.
I will still do some thrift and used bookstore scouring for old vinyl and CD finds for a while though I suppose. Can't be too much of a couch potato lol.
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- RE: thoughts on Spotify connect on the bluesound node vs. Chromecast with google music unlimited - keithbulls@yahoo.com 17:48:55 07/17/14 (1)
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