Christopher Saltzburg Shares Tips for Audiophiles

(Newswire.net — November 7, 2016) Jupiter, Florida — Christopher Saltzburg, a successful sales professional in the healthcare industry and avid music lover from the town of Jupiter, Florida, shares an efficient home audio setup that he has been using in his very own home. He is also a co-founder of Jupiter Walk and Bike, a group committed to improving safety and access for Jupiter pedestrians and cyclists.

“I’ve had many home audio/home theater setups over the years, always with the goals of superior audio quality, audio available throughout the house, the ability to limit music to certain areas or to play simultaneously throughout the entire house, few or no visible wires or unsightly components, control from an iPhone, and a user-interface that the whole family as well as guests can use,” says Chris. “Well, I’m finally there.”

Chris uses iTunes and Apple Airport Express (AE) to successfully achieve music nirvana in his home.

“The key is to have an Airport Express and some form of basic music player in each location. This configuration will allow you to play your music in all locations simultaneously, or only in specified locations, and you can control it all from your iPhone/iPad or Mac/PC.

According to Chris, the Digital-Audio Converter (DAC) built into the current version of the Airport Express rivals the most expensive DAC’s on the market. Those who are looking to use this configuration also have the option of taking the digital signal directly from the AE and sending it to their choice of DAC. “Make the connection using a Toslink to Mini Toslink Digital Optical S/PDIF Audio Cable,” Chris adds.

To have music blasting from any location inside the home, Chris says that some type of audio player must be placed in desired locations and that an Airport Express must be connected to it. To discover additional details about Chris, continue to: https://angel.co/christopher-saltzburg.

“Whether you are using an ultra high-end Marantz amplifier with Electrostatic speakers, or an old boom-box you found in the garage, you connect the Airport Express to the audio input on your device via a 3.5mm to dual RCA cable. The only decision you need to make is how expensive or inexpensive you want the audio player in each room to be.”

For mid-range audiophiles who do not want “to go crazy”, Chris recommends to use the AudioSource AMP100VS Amplifier. Not only does it offer great sound quality, the AudioSource also turns itself on and off based on whether a signal is coming from the Airport Express. As for speakers, he recommends the Wharfedale – Diamond 10.2

“With this set-up and Apple Music, you can play any song, anytime, from your iPhone, instantly, and with exceptional sound quality.”

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