bjast
New Head-Fier
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Hello
Since most of the threads I can find on this topic are over a year old (forgive me if I missed some), I thought I'd restart this conversation.
I'm trying to find the best 24 Bit Flac player for the iPhone 6 Plus & the iPad Mini 3 ...
I'm using an ALO International DAC / Headphone Amp connected through a Lightning Connector cable.
I have specifically tried Cappricio, and the free sample of AmpliFlac. I've found a considerable acoustic difference between them, which makes me wonder what else is out there that I haven't tried.
Has anyone tried Golden Ears by Chaoji Li? I'm not sure I want to commit $8 without a sampler.
• Full Album Art is a must ... (which eliminates apps like FLAC Player).
• Landscape is not a game-breaker, but it would help with my car setup.
• I would prefer having the ability to create, or at least manage Playlists within the app.
• Cost isn't an issue, especially since most of these apps run $10 or less.
There seems to be quite a few people like me pursuing this information.
There also seems to be a, yet to tapped, market out there for a serious audiophile oriented developer.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Since most of the threads I can find on this topic are over a year old (forgive me if I missed some), I thought I'd restart this conversation.
I'm trying to find the best 24 Bit Flac player for the iPhone 6 Plus & the iPad Mini 3 ...
I'm using an ALO International DAC / Headphone Amp connected through a Lightning Connector cable.
I have specifically tried Cappricio, and the free sample of AmpliFlac. I've found a considerable acoustic difference between them, which makes me wonder what else is out there that I haven't tried.
Has anyone tried Golden Ears by Chaoji Li? I'm not sure I want to commit $8 without a sampler.
• Full Album Art is a must ... (which eliminates apps like FLAC Player).
• Landscape is not a game-breaker, but it would help with my car setup.
• I would prefer having the ability to create, or at least manage Playlists within the app.
• Cost isn't an issue, especially since most of these apps run $10 or less.
There seems to be quite a few people like me pursuing this information.
There also seems to be a, yet to tapped, market out there for a serious audiophile oriented developer.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks!