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I don't really know why they stopped selling chromecast audio (outside of wanting to sell more speakers I guess), but I have (and had) a bunch of those and book
by croon 5y ago
I don't really know why they stopped selling chromecast audio (outside of wanting to sell more speakers I guess), but I have (and had) a bunch of those and bookshelf speakers with Lepai T Amps. It worked great.
I've though since replaced most of them with Nest Audios, mostly for the WAF.
- wwn_se 5y agoA hack is to use a regular chromecast and a hdmi to rca/spdif adapter/splitter. Works pretty well and you can get them pretty cheap (in the ballpark of $20). But it will be more expensive than the chromecast audio unfortunatley
- d1sxeyes 5y agoA lot of those are really iffy in terms of quality - I had one which when run through my HiFi sounded like it was completely unshielded.