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Listen via Spotify, Pandora, Deezer, Internet radio, Tidal, Deezer and more, and sync the CEOL N10 with other HEOS products to create a whole home wireless audio system. Enjoy hi res audio and DES support, and connect the CEOL N10 to your TV, gaming console or media player for enhanced audio to match your favorite content. Via HEOS Built-in, the new Denon Home Sound Bar 550 can function as part of a hi-res audio multi-room streaming system, whereby one can access a wide variety of content in one’s own network as well as various online content. Internet radio via TuneIn is offered as well as access to TIDAL, Deezer, Spotify, Napster, SoundCloud and Amazon Music HD.
From the HEOS App, select: Music - Settings (top left icon) - Music Sources - Deezer- Sign In. You will then choose if you have an existing Deezer account or you can create a new Deezer account if you're new to Deezer. If you already have a Deezer account you will then enter in your Deezer Login (Email) and Password. If you're creating a new Deezer account, you will then be redirected to Deezer's website to enter your information and create a new account.
*Note: A HEOS Account first needs to be created in order to use the Deezer service. A HEOS Account can be created from the Settings menu.
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HEOS currently supports the following online streaming services:Spotify, Deezer, Napster, SoundCloud, Tidal, Amazon Music, Mood:MIX and tunein (Internet Radio) with more coming soon. It also can play music from your phone or tablet, network storage with DLNA compatible media servers installed, USB storage devices as well as external sources connected to any HEOS player.Note that not all music services are available in your country.
It is even possible to stream from apps like Apple Music using Bluetooth* connection between your mobile device and HEOS.
* Bluetooth on HEOS requires either a HEOS HS2 unit or an optional Bluetooth adapter.
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