tggreen Wrote:
Thanks. I just voted for both 2133 and 729.
you could also vote for:
Bug 1305: implement bass and treble equalizing options for sb2
:-)
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sammie Wrote:
Ok, all set to order the new squeeze box 3, have it modded by Boulder
Cable, and get to work burning my entire CD Collection w/ EAC. But
this is all new to me, so I need some answers to a lot of questions and
nudges in the right direction.
See Wayne's statements in his forum
Thanks for attention and help.
By the way, for how many products can you get each and every answer to
your questions provided -by the friggin' CEO himself?-
Dude, not too long ago, I was in the same position you were. Just buy
a Squeezebox. Don't look back. And enjoy.
I love my
Mike Anderson Wrote:
By the way, for how many products can you get each and every answer to
your questions provided -by the friggin' CEO himself?-
Some day other CE companies will disover this new INTARWEB, and how a
single question answered publicly benefits hundreds more than just he
who
seanadams Wrote:
BTW home routers are gradually moving towards the ability
to connect
hard disks and run useful software on them. I do think that this is
the future, but today it's not fully baked.
Yes, these appliances do more and more.
If you are going to be getting an
Sammie, you have a few basic concepts a bit twisted.
Think about the name of the company. It is SlimDevices.
The name reflects a philosophy, the device does a very
few things very well.
For lots of things that we use it for, takes a real computer.
Not a new or fast one, but a computer. Most of
Patrick Dixon Wrote:
So Sean, I have a suggestion. The log volume control is clearly a
better approach overall, but could you implement a version that uses
1/256 rounded multipliers for (say) volumes 20-40, and non-rounded
multipliers below? No critical listening can really take place
If this is gonna take a while to implement, any chance of posting the
latest pre-log nightly/beta for us to revert back to, for comparison?
Frankly, I too, have suspected something ain't right lately, but
haven't had time to investigate.
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squeezebox2 (with elpac wm075-1950-760
First off, it's highly recommended that you use FLAC rather than WAV.
You'll save some space, and (IMHO more importantly) get reliable
tagging which is essential to managing a large library.
Secondly, your's is a problem I also face, and I have yet to find a
solution. My girlfriend has a large
PhilNYC Wrote:
Darn, you beat me to it... ;-)
Sean, nice to hear that you are afflicted just like the rest of us.
However, I noticed that you didn't discuss the cables and power
conditioning used, so at the moment, you only qualify as a newbie
audiophile... ;-)
I'm using 12 AWG romex
seanadams Wrote:
I'm using 12 AWG romex for the speakers, CAT5 for the RCA cables, and
twinax for the AC power. Can I get my membership card now?
( kidding )
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Nope. I bet they would sell more @ $2000 than $1000. It's all in the
marketing ..
Don't forget the gold plated ethernet jack..;)
Scott
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abdomen Wrote:
I understand that 48/24 works now
Not completely... see
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1859
Michel
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Michel Fombellida Wrote:
Not completely... see
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1859
Thanks for the information. I voted for the bug, as I have a number of
48/24 recordings I have been meaning to bring into my Slimserver
library.
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MrC Wrote:
I happend to find an interesting article on the New York Times regarding
Olive's players. With the references in this thread to those products,
I thought others might find it an interesting read.
I'm curious - what do you use Mixmeister for on an HTPC?
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seanadams Wrote:
( kidding )
Ah - it was a test to see if the true audiophile would spot that you
had failed to mention the direction of the cable and its orientation
with repect to magnetic North.
Does anyone remember the HiFi show in the UK where Linn removed all the
telephones to stop the
radish Wrote:
I'm curious - what do you use Mixmeister for on an HTPC?[/QUOTE
Typically I use it to make mixed 6-8 hour party music mix's (my wife
and I are Parrotheads). I remote desktop into the HTPC ( which is
connected to my Home theatre and networked into my music server in the
sleepysurf Wrote:
If this is gonna take a while to implement, any chance of posting the
latest pre-log nightly/beta for us to revert back to, for comparison?
Frankly, I too, have suspected something ain't right lately, but
haven't had time to investigate.
Unfortunately I'm at work so I
sfraser Wrote:
Hi, I am new to the SB2 SS products but have been storing wav files on
hardrives for years. Quick qustion, I see alot of people like using EAC
product for ripping CD's. What are your opinions regarding file/sound
quality of using a product like Musicmatch to rip CD's in WAV
I wanted to experiement with the new replaingain settings using my
softsqueeze (the one included in 6.2 slimserver) but I can't find a
replaigain setting under the player's audio setting. I guess I need to
wait for the next release of softsqueeze?
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On Thu, 2005-10-27 at 20:34 -0700, dwc wrote:
(whose speaker cable is made out of 14g computer power cords with the
ends cut off)
Last time I checked, 14 gauge wire was good for like 15 amps.
How loud do you listen? and how many watts of power does your amp put
out?
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pfarrell Wrote:
Last time I checked, 14 gauge wire was good for like 15 amps.
How loud do you listen? and how many watts of power does your amp put
out?
A mere 1800 watts!
Of course, 14 gauge is important for resistance characteristics, esp
with long runs... Also there is skin effect,
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