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The Samsung M100. I was such a player when I had that thing!
I had the hub before. The ice machine didn’t “fail”, but it got clogged a few times when we didn’t use it. But it was an easy fix.
Frank_Pollet@alien.topBto Samsung•How did you get used to a life without 3.5mm jack?English1·2 years agoHere’s my take…
First off, I’m an audiophile and a music producer and mixer. I also worked for around 10 years with home theater and music installations and tuning, so I know my audio for sure.
There are 5 types of music listening in my life.
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In my studio, when I’m working on client mixes or my music. I have really expensive Genelecs and a treated room for that. Also, fantastic converters.
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Background music for when I’m cooking, or hosting dinner parties etc. I use a Sonos system for that.
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High-end and focused listening. This is where I sit in my chair, in front of my set of KEF stereo speakers and listen to an album from front to back on my record player.
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Out and about music listening. This is with my phone and Bang & Olufsen bluetooth headphones. I don’t expect the best audio quality, and the stream I get from “lossless” with Apple Music is good enough for that. It’s not super focused listening, it’s almost like background listening, but on the go.
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On the go high-end listening. This is for when I want to listen to music, in high quality. For example on an airplane or something like that. For this, I use a AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt and my Bang & Olufsen headphones with a wire.
This way, I cover all my needs, with both Bluetooth headphones, and wired (with a USB-C DAC from AudioQuest.
So the bottom line, do I care if phones have a dedicated headphone jack? hell no.
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That’s not how it is in Sweden. No ads for me.