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Network player: Stream at hi-fi level
Music streaming services are becoming increasingly popular. They give you access to your digital music library from anywhere and let you listen to your favorite albums or playlists whenever and wherever you want. This makes your commute to work, for example, much more enjoyable. But a digital collection isn't just extremely handy when you're on the go. It also has a number of advantages in your own home. Use a network player to stream your music in the best quality.
How a network player works
A network player is the link between your digital library and your hi-fi system. Instead of pulling a CD from your collection and playing it through the system, everything here goes digital. If you want to play music via a streaming service, however, in most cases you can't simply pair your smartphone or TV with the system.
The sticking point here is the different signals. The digital files send digital signals accordingly, which must first be converted into analog variants so that the speakers can process them. The integrated D/A converter is responsible for this.
The network player connects through the home network, hence the name. For better transmission, connect it via Ethernet cable or alternatively wirelessly via your WLAN. Once connected, you select it with your PC or smartphone. Besides the well-known MP3 format, network players support other audio formats like WAV, FLAC and ALAC, which have significantly less losses during transmission.
Requirements for the use of a network player
The bitrate of your Internet connection and the sampling rate of the files you want to play are important when choosing the appropriate audio formats. Unlike conventional CDs, digital files usually have a higher rate, around 96 kHz. To ensure that the transmission is as stable and powerful as possible, you should use a cable connection.
You connect your amplifier to the network player, which in turn passes the signal to your sound system. The properties of these devices are secondary for the conversion, since the process takes place in the network player itself. Thus, you don't need new hardware if you want to add it to your existing set.
Network players at Nubert at a glance
We offer a wide range of network players in all price categories in our Hi-Fi range. This allows you to find exactly the streamer that fits your needs. Among them, there are also high-end network players that let you enjoy your digital albums as if you were standing in the middle of the concert hall.
Many models have a high-resolution touchscreen display that makes it easy for you to operate. This allows you to control the music playback quite intuitively. We also carry network players with CD drive, which are CD player and bridge in one. Here you save a separate device and use it completely flexible, depending on whether you want to pull your favorite album from the shelf or prefer the self-created playlist on a streaming service.
In addition, a few products can be controlled via Bluetooth. This is especially handy if you do not stream the songs via your own devices. The same goes for network players that have a USB port.
Expand your sound system with our network players
If you want to listen to your digital music collection at home, a network player is a wise investment. Thanks to it, you'll play the songs in the usual hi-fi quality that reproduces the full sound spectrum. Discover a whole new flexibility and reach into your CD shelf or pull out your smartphone as the mood takes you - you decide what you feel like.
At Nubert you will find everything you need for a fully equipped sound system with rich sounds. As hi-fi experts with over 40 years of experience, we'll be happy to advise you on which devices will fit in your living room. Write to us via our contact form or give us a call.