Easiest way to add streaming

HarpsC

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Hi.

I've been out of the loop for the last few years.

I'm wanting add streaming to my system (Roksan Caspian amp and CD, Audio Lab Mdac, B&W 683s.

What's the easiest way without spending high hundreds on a streaming separate?
 
If you already have decent Wi-Fi at home then I’d second the Wiim suggestion. If you’d prefer a different brand, Bluesound’s Node has been popular and has been updated regularly over several years.

To enjoy streaming, you’ll need a service provider, like Tidal, Qobuz or Spotify. Most offer a trial period so you can get familiar with their content.
 
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If you already have decent Wi-Fi at home then I’d second the Wiim suggestion. If you’d prefer a different brand, Bluesound’s Node has been popular and has been updated regularly over several years.

To enjoy streaming, you’ll need a service provider, like Tidal, Qobuz or Spotify. Most offer a trial period so you can get familiar with their content.
He'll also need so means of controlling said streamer, mobile phone or tablet or the like, obviously.
you need multiple bits of kit in a streaming set-up.
 
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Jasonovich

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Hi.

I've been out of the loop for the last few years.

I'm wanting add streaming to my system (Roksan Caspian amp and CD, Audio Lab Mdac, B&W 683s.

What's the easiest way without spending high hundreds on a streaming separate?
£300 will get you the very excellent WiiM Ultra streamer/dac. Seamless operation without the fuss :)
 
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