No matter where the sound setup is in your home, your high-end audio system should be able to accommodate the room’s size and layout – delivering a top-notch performance every time you press play! So, whether your space is small and personal or large and designed for get-togethers with family and friends, you know you’re getting the best in high-fidelity sound.

As a trusted McIntosh dealer in the Dover, MA area and many other suburban towns, Natural Sound delivers professionally installed McIntosh systems to living spaces of any size. In this blog, we’ll explore the “Ultimate Desktop System” and the “Big MC” system, so you can see which best suits your preferences and needs. Keep reading on below to find out more!

Home audio systems have evolved from one-speaker mono sound (many decades ago) to complex systems, such as whole-home audio that creates sounds rivaling concert halls and top-end cinemas. For over 40 years, Natural Sound has delivered high-end audio and video solutions to our clients in Weston, MA, and the surrounding communities. 

We partner with the best-in-class brands to deliver an exceptional audio experience - whether you’re watching a movie in your home theater, listening to music through a multi-room audio system, or enjoying high-end audio in a dedicated space. One of the brands we use is McIntosh. Founded in 1949, this leader in handcrafted, high-performance audio is known for its patented technologies engineered to deliver the legendary McIntosh sound performance. 

Let’s look at what our two-channel audio systems offer discerning audiophiles when combined with world-class, high-performance audio systems. 

Last time we met, we discussed Tidal and its partnership with MQA. This time we are going to bring its chief competitor Qobuz into the conversation. Tidal and Qobuz are at present the only services that bring "higher than Redbook CD resolution" music to the listening public. In that elevated sphere, they alone compete. For all you music lovers in the Boston, MA area, these are both excellent high-resolution streaming services.

Last time we introduced our Greater Boston, MA readers to the high-resolution audio streaming services, Tidal and Qobuz. Both offer their subscribers the opportunity to choose exactly what they want to hear and hear it in full CD resolution...or better, selecting from vast libraries of recorded music. In this way they are distinguished from services like Pandora (adaptive playlists, not on-demand, and lower quality) and Spotify (on-demand, but not full resolution). Other full resolution services include Deezer and Amazon HD, but neither offers higher than CD resolution listening choices.