Network audio player

1. What does a network audio player do?
2. What is a network audio streamer?
3. Do you need a DAC with a streamer?
4. What is Denon network?

What does a network audio player do?

Supporting a number of audio file formats, such as MP3, AAC and high-resolution FLAC, a network music player serves as the control center for music in the home. It connects to the home network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet and delivers analog or digital audio to the stereo or home theater system.

What is a network audio streamer?

Network audio streamers are a very popular method of streaming music in and around your home. They connect directly to your home network and internet so you can access your digital files and also stream music from popular services such as Spotify, Tidal, and a broad spectrum of internet radio stations.

Do you need a DAC with a streamer?

A DAC is essential for listening to digital music, since you need something that will convert the digital signals back to analog. But if you already own a DAC that you like, then there's no need to purchase a streamer with a DAC. Here are some options for high-quality streamers that don't include DACs.

What is Denon network?

The Denon DNP-800NE Network Audio Player is a thoughtfully designed Network Audio Player offering precision high-resolution audio and music streaming. Directly connect to your home network or stream over Wi-Fi and enjoy music services like Spotify, Deezer, Tidal, Amazon Music, TuneIn internet radio and more.