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” That’s the general idea. Business travelers, for example, would pack their laptop and the FLOW and…that’s it! No other bulky hardware needed (aside from headphones, obviously) for access to a huge library and high quality playback. Is that a compelling differentiation from the flood of more conventional devices out there? Though I suspect a lot of people won’t ever have need of the internal storage option, I do know a few who would find this device absolutely compelling. It’s quite literally the answer to a question they may not have known they had. Thankfully though, Aurender doesn’t just count on that one aspect alone. There’s also iDevice and Android connectivity, each with its own dedicated mode to maximize compatibility. Indeed, I had more luck with the FLOW using my iPad and various Android tablets/phones than I’ve had with most any other portable DAC/amp. So this is no one-hit wonder. But…is the sound on equal footing with the diverse feature set?”

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“The Flow also has plenty of treble extension, and an initially-perceived stridency turned to realisation that it just sounded ultra-clean. Vocals and instrumentation in the mid-band similarly sounded as honest as I’d heard in some time, without the slight emphasis some tend to favour. ”

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” Seriously, a protective case should have holes that make it usable whilst out and about. Or, if it ain’t gonna have holes, it should be made of real, Italian leather by a real Italian. At least there are four silicon feet at the bottom to protect the FLOW, and your desk, one from the other.”