Hi Kevin
Actually Blue Sound is a brand name of a type of wifi speaker much like Sonos.
The difference being it can handle sample rates of 192k at 24bit depth. So it
is far beyond Bluetooth products in audio fidelity.
John
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Hi John.
If you are thinking bluetooth streaming to the speakers, you won’t get the best
out of Amazon HD. No bluetooth codec is able to provide CD quality streaming.
To get the beneifit of Amazon HD, you need a great amp and traditional hard
wired speakers from a hifi brand.
There isn’t really much point in adopting Amazon HD if you want to use
bluetooth.
Some useful information on bluetooth codecs here:
<https://www.soundguys.com/understanding-bluetooth-codecs-15352/>
https://www.soundguys.com/understanding-bluetooth-codecs-15352/
Regards.
Kevin
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I am seriously thinking of shifting to the Blue Sound family of products as
being capable of better than CD quality streaming, i.e. high res, now that
Amazon HD audio has arrived. I suspect Steve might be best placed to answer
this one as I know he uses the system. Is the IOS app still fully accessible.
John
