Could I make use of a DAC with my setup?

@tketcham  - Thank you for the message.  When I rec'd. it this AM, I was intrigued because I have been thinking about how to listen music in two rooms.  My "listening room" is the living room (for me & my dog), but I spend a lot of time in the kitchen-dining room area.  I have fans, refrig., and what-not going on in the latter space, so it is difficult to try to listen to what is playing in the listening room.

Of course, I know nothing about Bluesound or similar products.  So after reading your message, I called MD and talked with a knowledgeable person. 

My essential question was, "OK.  I subscribe to Spotify Premium.  Say I have a B. Node 2 connected as part of my main rig, internet-connected via ethernet.  In another room, I want to listen through non-powered, non-bluetooth bookshelf speakers.  I have a small integrated amp for powering the bookshelf speakers.  What else do I need to bring the Bluesound stream into this arrangement so that I can listen in the 2nd room?"

His response was that I would need another B. Node 2 unit.  Thus, this would be $450 for the first unit, and then $450 for the additional unit to retrieve and make use of the sound in a 2nd room.

Now, keep in mind that I'm a know-nothing on this, so I could have gotten something wrong along the line.  Does that sound about right for you?

Thanks again for your message.  I enjoyed the research.

"Good luck in your quest!"

Thanks, you've answered the question.  I was thinking that once the B. Node 2 was purchased, the locatable second device would only have to capture the signal (similar to a bluetooth dongle) and send it to an amp.  Thus, the 2nd device would be significantly less expensive.  But, such is life!  I like very much the idea that with Bluesound, you're dealing with lossless music, unlike bluetooth.  (I think that is a fact, but I'd better check.)