Those were the days when you had 2- 3 acts of the time bundled! My first Doobies concert dates back to College 73″ in Des Moines, IA where I saw the Doobies coupled with Fleetwood Mac. I have to agree with you that the Doobies 50th Concert was quite enjoyable! I was able to see them at The Chicago Theatre a couple of weeks ago. I hope the great results they’re getting from their tour helps them know just how awesome they are. They were and are one of the best bands ever, and they don’t get their due and probably never will, especially Pat Simmons (who is to the Doobies what Christine is to Fleetwood Mac when it comes to recognition). I came onboard about the same time you did, around the third LP. You summed up exactly how I’ve always felt about them. Thanks for the great article on the Doobies. I say this as a person who is often and high and I might be right now: I think if the Doobie Brothers (my first concert) had less doobie-ish name, they’d be regularly included on the list of the top few rock bands. I was about halfway through the first chorus of “Another Park” when I wondered (having read before how much you dig that tune).….”I wonder if Lefsetz is here?” You need the $29 Apple Lightning to USB Camera Adapter to connect to your iPhone, and unless your iPad is a recent one with a USB-C connector, you’ll need an Apple Camera adapter to connect to it also.) Both of these devices can be used with a desktop computer or an iPhone or iPad. If your speakers are mediocre, use headphones. But both provide an astounding listening experience. Also, the Onyx gets pretty warm, and has a cable, which the Cobalt does not (however the two are very small devices). The creator of the Cobalt intentionally limited the device to 96 kHz because 192 kHz uses more power, which matters on a portable device.
That is a $329 product and worth every penny: However, you could also use the THX Onyx, which is much less costly and almost equally good, presently 11% off at $178.90, and whose purchase includes three months of Qobuz: The Onyx goes all the way to 192 kHz, whereas the Cobalt only goes to 96 kHz. “digital to analog converter.” Once again, I spotlight the DragonFly Cobalt. However, the listening experience is greatly enhanced by an external DAC, i.e. The difference between hi-res and CD quality is palpable, anybody could tell. I include the Qobuz playlist because Qobuz has the best audio quality and every track on the playlist other than “World Gone Crazy” is in hi-res. (I include the Spotify playlist because the company has a free tier, and has the largest market share. Spotify: Doobie Brothers Primer playlist:
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