Chaps
I have the usual Naim / CD / Vinyl set up in the UK house and a pair of KEF LSX wireless speakers in the Spanish shack which I use to stream music via Spotify and also use them as a sound bar for the TV.
I often play them through the TV radio section and they sound very good. Not as good as the Naim NAT01 / Shahian Arcs back in the UK but they are passable and actually sound better than a Naim Muso.
The sound coming out of the speakers via Spotify is nowhere near as good as that coming out of the TV but I live with it as I only stream about 10% of the time. Spotify is convenient but the ads are in Spanish and the shuffling is really bloody irritating.
However a couple a months ago the ads ceased for no reason and I can now stream all day, if I so wish, without hearing a single ad, so there is no point in upgrading. However the streamer is only good enough for kitchen music.
The simple fact of life is that vinyl and CD is now an anachronism but it still beats streaming on grounds of quality hands down. The only good news about streaming is that you can buy vinyl and CDs out in Spain for next to nothing. 10 CDs for a euro is the going rate and I once paid 50 euros for a pack of 3000 LPs. and the charity shops just can't shift them. Every cloud as a silver lining as there will be loads of cheap good quality music around for years to come on CD and vinyl.
Regards
Mick