Yeah, I too will settle for an adaptor. All this interest Apple is taking in HD audio is very promising: if it results in a digital pathway for audio, high-end cans with digital input, and an ecosystem of music that hasn’t perished in the great battle to stay glorious despite horrible lossy encoding and calamitous post-processing that is so often the norm nowadays, then I for one will be happy. On the other hand, it’s quite interesting to see just how little negative comment there has been on the loss of the 3.5 mm jack on this thread. How Apple changes minds. :)
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