rogerzilla
Legendary Member
I have a Cambridge Audio NP30 that does all this stuff.
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gom
Über Member
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- Gloucestershire
When I discovered that iPods were no longer being made (and iTunes became appalling post v10) I looked around for hi-qual mp3 players and settled on Fiio (reading on-line reviews). I now have X1 and X3, although these exact models have now been replaced. Originally used at work, but I found good when plugged into a mini-hifi via line-out (they have options for headphones or line-out from the headphone socket). The X3 has a digital out, but I never got round to using it.
Both take a micro SD for storage (none internal), and can handle 128Gb.
They support .mp3, .flac, .m4a & probably others.
You can find things via album, artist, etc. tag in the file, but I find the files+folders view is the best way.
I don't know what would now be considered a a quality "mp3" player, but I do find browsing from the player a very easy way to select and play stuff - so I agree with other posters that a good "mp3" is the way to go. I have another gadget that will play music from the PC via wifi, but it is a right pain to use, so I don't bother.
Both take a micro SD for storage (none internal), and can handle 128Gb.
They support .mp3, .flac, .m4a & probably others.
You can find things via album, artist, etc. tag in the file, but I find the files+folders view is the best way.
I don't know what would now be considered a a quality "mp3" player, but I do find browsing from the player a very easy way to select and play stuff - so I agree with other posters that a good "mp3" is the way to go. I have another gadget that will play music from the PC via wifi, but it is a right pain to use, so I don't bother.
Tremorpheus
New Member
Tremorpheus
New Member
P.s. forgot to say smartphone/tablet web interface too..
