But I also know there are many non-Spotify users, just as there are many on-Apple, non-Android, non-Roon, non-Minim, etc.
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And as Darko says, 320kbps is better than 0kbps. I don’t find its search/recommendation capabilities superior to Roon, though its fans insist they are. I occasionally will look for music on Spotify if someone recommends it to me, or I am intrigued by a review and I cannot find it elsewhere, but I could not care less about other people’s playlists (which apparently is a huge selling feature for some), and I meet my travel music needs differently. Even if Spotify were to eventually offer higher res streaming than it does now, do you genuinely envision it displacing all other streaming options, let alone management of local storage? Do you think Tidal has shown any especial competence as a universal music manager/controller? How do you see or define the “Connect” option as the “most comfortable for everyone”? Says who? I respectfully submit you’re making some unwarranted assumptions. The “Connect” option is the most comfortable for everyone. I dream of the day when Spitify broadcasts in high quality because that will kill the multiple applications. We all got over being tricked rather quickly once we realized how good of a job he did and the fact that it was free to use and worked perfectly with our DS’s We were quite surprised to discover he was the Lumin employee tasked with developing their software. He picked our brains and used our feedback and beta testing. During the development of their first digital player they sent a “spy” to the Linn forum pretending to be an end user who said he was looking to write a program we could use for our DS’s. PS - the only hardware company which got it right for control point software, imho, was Lumin. My opinion and of course your mileage may vary. I think ROON, and the native Spotify, Tidal, and Qobuz apps far exceed what dCS, Linn, and Naim are capable of doing.
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With all three companies control point software is not their forte - best let the software companies who specialize in this handle things. Having lived with Linn’s Kazoo app for 9 years (while using a KDS), and hearing comments from my Naim brethren bemoaning the Naim app, I am of the belief that dCS, Linn, and Naim should stick with what they know and do best - making great hardware products.
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