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I'm having a lively discussion with The Computer Audiophile about his methodology if you are interested. https://audiophilestyle.com/ca/bits-and-bytes/apple-musics-lossless-and-hi-res-mess-r1022/page/5/?tab=comments#comment-1141785

Thanks for sharing this Jon, that is great news indeed. Sooo, my somewhat long-in-the-tooth Classe SSP-800 is strictly HDMI 1.4 and no Atmos. This is a 2 channel system, so I don't have any use for spatial anyway, but I am VERY interested in feeding the lossless audio streams from the ATV...

Well, that would be a bummer if the Apple TV won’t stream the high res audio through the HDMI cable ... I was never keen on using a computer to listen to music. On the other hand, if it does stream high res through HDMI, then I really don’t mind about no hand-off, I‘d be happy to stream through...

Yeah, it will always be "up to", realistically not all music has been digitised in high res, especially older recordings. You'd hope all the more recent recordings are high res. I would actually prefer it if they would stream only the best resolution they actually have on file rather than...

I think what they are saying is that while their products can stream the high res audio, none of the Apple products has a DAC that can actually digest high res audio, so you'll need a stand-alone DAC or use the one in your preamp or wherever you have a DAC. I feed my ATV4K HDMI into a Classe SSP...

Hi all, a few days ago Apple announced that it will make the entire catalogue available to stream with a new lossless codec, apparently up to 24bit/192kHz. Apple Music announces Spatial Audio and Lossless Audio If this is coming to Apple TV and its able to feed that through the HDMI cable...

What do people of the Apple announcement ? https://www.apple.com/au/newsroom/2021/05/apple-music-announces-spatial-audio-and-lossless-audio/

Yup, room acoustics is where its at, could not agree more!

Tweeters on ear height is good, but I would guess that compared to getting the speakers out of the cabinet, the difference of moving the speakers a few inches up or down is pretty small. The main thing is to remove the speakers from the internal compartments of the cabinet. Putting the speakers...

The best thing would be to remove the cabinet altogether and replace it with an open shelved hifi rack, or a table if you can fit everything on a single level. Basically you don't want a piece of furniture that has air volumes with five walls around it which resonate like the air in a guitar...

Hi there, to test your resonances you can use a test CD like this Test CD by Audio Test or better still, get yourself a signal generator app like ‎Audio Function Generator PRO. But yeah, as others have stated above, you can run the tests but the left and right speakers would need to be on...