Relative newb here that is going to take the easy way out, and instead of doing the "right" thing with separates will be starting with a wifi system. Basing that on budget/brain capacity right now.
Loved the reviews of the three market leaders here, but wondering if anybody else had experience going head to head.
Seems to me the most important thing for these should be the native sampling rates, and it seems the Sonos 5 goes does 48kHz, while the Bluesound 2i does 192kHz. Still efforting to find out what the Addon 10/Drumline do.
I listen to streaming, but also the hi-res concert recordings on archive.org. Will also plug in a record player. Trying to cover two connected spaces but will only have one speaker in each.
Thanks for the advice. And I'm all ears if anyone wants to suggest a "real" hi-fi set up for around $1,200. I started falling in love with the Cambridge stuff, and the price tags got a little hefty fast.
Loved the reviews of the three market leaders here, but wondering if anybody else had experience going head to head.
Seems to me the most important thing for these should be the native sampling rates, and it seems the Sonos 5 goes does 48kHz, while the Bluesound 2i does 192kHz. Still efforting to find out what the Addon 10/Drumline do.
I listen to streaming, but also the hi-res concert recordings on archive.org. Will also plug in a record player. Trying to cover two connected spaces but will only have one speaker in each.
Thanks for the advice. And I'm all ears if anyone wants to suggest a "real" hi-fi set up for around $1,200. I started falling in love with the Cambridge stuff, and the price tags got a little hefty fast.