If you’ve been waiting to take a punt on a dedicated portable music player for your hi-res music enjoyment, then I have good ...

We have also added context around our high-end pick getting an all-new successor. I am What Hi-Fi's managing editor and have been testing audio products – including portable music players and ...

At this point, there are really only two major players in the high-end ... of uncompressed music audio files -- and can hear the difference between that and comparatively low-resolution MP3 ...

A high-resolution software player, such as Sonic Studio and JRiver, are required to play high-end music, and a good sound card or external digital-to-analog converter (DAC) is required (see D/A ...

In the last few years, there's been a significant shift in the ubiquity of a product that had spent decades on the fringes: ...

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The Fiio JM21 Digital Audio Player combines high-end audio technology, versatile functionality, and a user-friendly design.

Same thing with Tidal, which is lowering its prices starting April 10th, making its high-resolution music more accessible. Meanwhile ... stream quality set to “Medium,” and then a second time directly ...

Quick Summary Astell & Kern makes incredible hi-res audio players ... Astell & Kern's high-end players aren't exactly cheap, but the SP3000M is priced attractively: it's £2,299 compared to ...

Supporting a number of audio file formats, such as MP3, AAC and high-resolution FLAC, a network music player serves as the control center for music in the home. It connects to the home network via ...

Younger consumers are being beguiled by physical media and buying into vinyl, cassettes and now CDs. FiiO has just launched ...

High-resolution sites are proving music to the ... A large number of portable music players can play hi-res downloads But does hi-res music face the same hardware problem that helped to sink ...