But they did say essentially that
> they'll prevent users from dumbing down their wireless networks to
> slower speeds and less secure encryption--both of which need to be done
> with most competing products.
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Michaelwagner
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What if it cost $5000? Still want one?
As soon as it's released, remember to immediately get the MarkII into
development to be released 12-18 months afterward. At the same time
start getting the marketing guys up to speed in audiophile jargon in
preparation of the MarkII. It won't be just impro
Wombat Wrote:
> Audiophile? In a big Audiophile forum it was already said by some guys
> it isn´t possible cause wireless and even ethernet near a HiFi is
> killing sound and so on! I can´t imagine the squeezebox developers want
> to fool with a dowser in the projection room :)
Which "audiophile
Patrick Dixon Wrote:
> I have actually done comparative demos for people with SB2/3s and
> external DACs against our 'modded' SB+. In all cases the SB+ wins
> hands down. External DACs included examples from Benchmark, Meridian
> and various NOS types. YMMV.
Patrick, just curious what mod hav
Yeah announcing a replacement device too early can seriously kill sales
of your current product. An audiophile versiion could be considered a
complimentary product, but to be honest i think there are others that
would be higher volume and perhaps more profitable for SD.
I'm surprised that a deale
Mike, I think I might settle for the Classic One MK3 which is the latest
released. Also I am doing research on the speaker. Also I like the
speakers to be a floor stand type but has to be to compact because my
room is quite small.
You have any suggestion for the speakers?
Thanks
Rocky
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ro
RooX Wrote:
>
> What im hearing now would lead me to believe (although i havent tested
> this) that a stock SB3 with a nice dac would absolutly steamroll an
> analoge modded SB3. not in all cases mind you, if you paired a crappy
> old dac with it, im sure the modded sb3 would be nicer, but if i
Hi PK - mine is this one..,
http://tinyurl.com/btdhh
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funkstar Wrote:
> the official line from Slimdevices is always something along the lines
> of: "do we not comment on future product releases"
>
> Personally i think an Audiophile version is doubtful, too small a
> market really. Perhaps if SD were bigger then it may be possible, but
> they have
P Floding Wrote:
> Depending on exactly how old your Yamaha is, it could be worth cleaning
> all interconnect contacts. Actually, this almost always makes a
> difference (sometimes a huge one), even for low-end components.
>
> Do it to your speaker cables too, and you might find that you have a
Roox, what dacs were you thinking of?
Gus
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Loftprojection Wrote:
> Well when I'm talking about comparing the SB to CDP it's not as a
> transport only. I mean more like a stock of fully analog modified SB
> versus a CDP (transport/DAC). Like you I'm quite convinced that the SB
> as a transport with or without mods is probably a great too
Loftprojection Wrote:
> Well when I'm talking about comparing the SB to CDP it's not as a
> transport only. I mean more like a stock of fully analog modified SB
> versus a CDP (transport/DAC). Like you I'm quite convinced that the SB
> as a transport with or without mods is probably a great too
thanks to you all for the info, I've listened to the SB and it's bloody
impressive straight out of the box - but !!!, I can't help feeling the
sound is a bit hollow - anyway I've ordered a DAC based on information
from this forum a "Lite DAC 60", on the subject of power supplies ,
which one do I g
I ordered mine (trusting your judgement) from GR yesterday
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I have just bought a Bryston 4b sst power amp. I am really keen to get
this 12V trigger working as the power switch on the front of the amp is
even harder to get to (behind the couch) than my last amp.
I am handy with a soldering iron but has anyone successfully built this
cable, as I will need
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