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I've enjoyed unlimited streaming of radio content

Posted by E-Stat on December 31, 2016 at 12:00:26:
Via my Squeezebox Touch player for years - along with instant access to any part of my digital library stored on the music server. I really enjoy having a central library that feeds all my systems. The CDs lay dormant on the shelf once ripped.
I'm in the process of digitizing the unique parts of my vinyl collection via an HRT Line Streamer using Audacity to complete the collection.
Edit: While the Touch is no longer available, you might consider adding a Raspberry Pi player which can be found very inexpensively. It can run the same LMS software to access internet radio, premium services and a central digital library. Look over at PC Audio.