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Really cool. Do you feed your Barefoot a digital signal or analogue? If latter, which interface are you using?

Item: RCA to TS Jack Cable Price Range: Depends on brand and condition etc Item Condition: New or Used Extra Info: Prefer Mogami but can consider others. 6ft. Looking for 4.

All good. I use Tidal lossless for streaming at home but I'm fine with lossy Apple Music away from home (much less critical listening for me when away from home). So I like the way Apple Music can merge my own library and the 50+ million streaming tracks. That's just me though and I understanding everyone has different preferences. I also use Roon at home with Tidal and they are working on their mobile solution but no word yet on when that will come. Hopefully this year, otherwise I would imagine next year.

Hi, with Apple Music and the the Music App (formerly known as iTunes) on my iMac, I've uploaded my music to iCloud Music. And with Apple Music I can stream it from anywhere, away from home. Away from home, it will stream in 256kbps AAC automatically (you don't need to convert it). Works well for me, for my music that isn't available on Apple Music (or any other streaming service that I use). So away from home, I have access to my own uploads plus the 50+ million tracks of Apple Music - all from the one Apple Music app. It's lossy but I'm less fussy about this when listening away from home.

I'm still having issues too. Make sure you all drop Tidal an email at support@tidal.com and tell them you're in Oz and having issues the last couple days.

You guys should all email support@tidal.com The only way they will look into it seriously is if they get a bunch of emails from Australia. I had the same issues tonight and emailed them.

Further information: Type A to Type B. Technical info here: http://www.jenving.com/products/view/usb-2.0-a-b-1001908381 Price includes postage anywhere in Australia. Photos:

The 2m is sold but I also have a 3m Supra Type A to Type B that I'll be listing.

Type A to micro B. I used this with my Chord Hugo2 and Chord Mojo. Technical info here: http://www.jenving.com/products/view/usb-2.0-a-micro-b-1001908548 Price includes postage anywhere in Australia.

Further information: Type A to micro B. I used this with my Chord Hugo2 and Chord Mojo. Technical info here: http://www.jenving.com/products/view/usb-2.0-a-micro-b-1001908548 Price includes postage anywhere in Australia. Photos:

Further information: Type A to Type B. Technical info here: http://www.jenving.com/products/view/usb-2.0-a-b-1001908381 Price includes postage anywhere in Australia. Photos: Photo is of various lengths available but this listing is for one cable only.

Further information: Type A to Type B. Technical info here: http://www.jenving.com/products/view/usb-2.0-a-b-1001908381 Price includes postage anywhere in Australia. Photos: Photo is of various lengths available but this listing is for one cable only.

I have some spare Supra's (different lengths) not being used that I was planning to list for sale. What length do you need?

AAC is a more modern codec and might be technically better than Ogg Vorbis but it's really difficult for me to hear a difference. Just need to make sure any comparison you do is with volume normalisation disabled in both cases - sometimes Spotify defaults to "enabled".

Does anyone make a stereo version like shown in the review below, with the stereo front end board (eval unit) + Hypex1200 SMPS, all inside one case ? https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/review-and-measurements-of-purifi-1et400a-amplifier.7984/ I could buy these few parts (stereo eval board + Hypex1200 SMPS + case) and DIY it but I would prefer something built and certified to Australian safety standards, if that option existed. Any plans @Gieseler Audio ?