What do you listen to?

Good4it

Good4it

Audioholic Chief
Streaming music or DVD or Records or ??? What other types are there?

What pluses or minus does each have? Where can the different types be found?
 
KenM10759

KenM10759

Audioholic Ninja
Shifting from CD's to streaming Tidal Hi-Fi and my own library through my Bluesound Vault, though recently added a better turntable and bought some new vinyl. A little bit of BluRay if they're music oriented, such as Eric Clapton's Crossroads.

Found everywhere. Tidal Hi-Fi is obviously on the internet, DVD's and LP's at my two side-by-side local record stores. Occasional backup of a CD bought through Amazon if the locals don't have it, and recently some 24/96 files downloaded direct from the record label's website for artists newest releases not on Tidal Hi-Fi.

There are some SACD's and DVD-A's in the bins at the local stores too. I snag those if I find one I might like.
 
DD66000

DD66000

Senior Audioholic
I mostly use my MBP for source via Oppo DAC.
Marantz TT and will be adding Oppo 105D for my SACD/DVD-A collection.
 
lovinthehd

lovinthehd

Audioholic Jedi
The whole gamut, its all out there. Still have my LP collection (and even some 45s) and my trusty 30+ year old turntable, play those occasionally but more about old records I didn't buy digital versions of, or just for nostalgia but not really for audio qualities particularly (it's kind of a pain and a heavy load if you move!).

I have a sizeable CD collection and still use the discs but the disc use for playback is declining, but still buy 'em if I really like something more than buy digital copies only. I rip all my CDs to FLAC for archiving mostly but also for streaming as well as having a good start for an mp3 or aac file I might want to create for a portable device. I stream from various devices over my home network to my receivers/blu-ray players, managing that with my android phone.

I also have multi-ch dvd and bluray music discs.

Oh and regular listener of Pandora and more recently Spotify.
 
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sterling shoote

Audioholic Field Marshall
I have become conditioned to play music from computer using iTunes. I purchase most music today from iTunes and HDTracks, downloading onto iTunes. I have digitized my LP's placing them and CD rips into iTunes. The only exception is I sometimes use my DAT recorders to record music from YouTube, which is not available for purchase from online retailers. This is house/dance remix stuff, for the most part.
 
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little wing

little wing

Audioholic General
Pandora streamed to my Oppo 105. I ripped my CDs to my computer's hard drive (loseless) and I stream wired to the player. The plus side of this is that I can scroll through my whole collection and play what I want without leaving the couch, and looking for the CD I want to hear. :cool: Sometimes I do still put a CD in the player though. I have an Onkyo cassette deck that gets very occasional use. I have records, 45's and albums but I need to invest in a turntable to listen to those.
 
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