- Audirvana plus 3 control on ipad android#
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It's a little rough around the edges but it offers a great way to access all music in a single app and control it remotely (if desired) with an iPhone or iPad. It prioritizes Music playback over other system loads and provides a single app to control all streaming services and local content. The real winner in these tests was Audirvana. I don't see a need for buying HDTracks files as I find the CD version is fine for my use if I want a personal copy.
Audirvana plus 3 control on ipad download#
Qobuz is $5 less a month and also lets you download Hi Res files. In my opinion, Tidal has a superior looking/functional interface and more of the songs I am looking for. So for me, it came down to two main differences between Tidal and Qobuz. Qobuz has some songs with higher formats, but to be honest I really couldn't tell much difference in actual playback sound quality on my system. From the music selection criteria, I found Tidal had songs that were not on Qobuz. Instead of claiming Qobuz was better than Tidal or HDTracks was better, it came down to which was more cost effective and had the best interface and largest selection. What that meant for me is other factors will likely decide which format I select. In most cases, I preferred the CD version but even when I did not the difference was so slight that I would be happy listening from any of the downloaded HDTracks versions, the CD or Tidal/Qobuz. To my ear it was very difficult to tell any difference at all. What I discovered was when AB matching the CD version against any of the Hi Res copies from Tidal, Qobuz or HDTracks there was minimal difference. I’ve set up quite an extensive favourite’s library which almost mirrors my NAS based collection. The Qobuz integration also works very well.
Audirvana plus 3 control on ipad android#
My original mission was to test whether Hi Res 192, 96 or 88kHz files would offer enhanced sound quality on the Canton Vento Reference 9.2 DC bookshelves with the Hegel H90 integrated amp. We could have sold the iPad for around 150, so effectively the project has cost us that plus the mag-mount and cable, which is a total of around 180. I use remote desktop from my laptop to control a headless Audirvana server (intel i3 nuc,ssd, nothing special) which works but lacks the convenience factor of an IPAD or Android control point.
Audirvana plus 3 control on ipad mac#
Ripping my CD's on the Mac in AIFF format provides a bit for bit copy of the CD which also sounds fantastic thru Audirvana. Connect the Mac/PC to your sound system via a streaming USB DAC like the Topping E30 and access a huge respiratory of musical content in Hi Res audio formats. Not only can the Mac stream all these services and local files to your sound system in a single app - but you can also use an iPhone or an iPad as a remote control for the Mac playing the music playlists or looking at what's new on Tidal or Qobuz.
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