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I at one point had collected a huge Music collection. It was at 131GB at one point, and I kept it on a network drive to play for years. I then moved and lost the network drive, then moved again and found it, still with all of my music on it.
I pulled all the music off and it's decades of random interests. African Music to Jazz to BeBop to Death Metal to P-Funk to Classical all over the place, in as high a quality as I could possibly find. When I lost this treasure trove of weird I just shrugged and got Amazon.
Lately the sound quality of most streaming has been going down, Amazon "loses" the few songs I did upload to their service. It's mostly full of pop and trash, with a few nice things here and there but nothing too indie. I kind of wanted to just get off it and go back to mine.
So when I bought my Sony MH-1000xm3 headphones, I noticed that it will play LDAC wirelessly when paired up with the Sony Walkman. I go and research the Walkman and at first I was like, "HAHAHAHA you can GFYS you think I'm spending $2k on an iPod."
Then I saw they also offer the NW-A55 and that still supports all the LDAC and crazy sound quality features, at a much nice smaller package with 45+ hours of battery life, plus *SD CARD SUPPORT* That means I can load my entire massive collection on it, and add even more.
I ordered one, and it finally came in the mail today, so I've been trying it out. Here's my review so far: 1. Very tiny and light. 2. Yet another fucking cable? Really? 3. LDAC sound quality is insane. WTF? 4. Pairing with NFC right off the headphones is great.
I am now currently loading all of my music onto an SD Card and we will see how that works. More soon.
I have selected Peggy Lee Swing as the first DSD album I'm buying: https://www.hdtracks.com/dsd-albums/peggy-lee … It's in 192kHz/24 bit sampling which I'm sure is far beyond what's necessary but that is the point.
Interesting, http://hdtracks.com seems to be rocking a mix of Flash and maybe C# silverlight? Surprised this shit still work at all. Well the flash doesn't but the downloader does. This Peggy Lee album is in FLAC with a PDF for liner notes, also interesting.
Alright, finally got all 131GB of music onto an SD card and did it right. You *really* have to format the card on the Walkman or it won't work, but the new A55 seems to handle a 400GB SD card no problem. Sound quality is absolutely insane, even over BT with LDAC.
Oh man, I’ve been thinking about rebuilding my digital music collection forever, w the CD case backups 
I could spend a day arbitrarily organizing and re-organizing my collection
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