tyler_durden;233215 Wrote:
> The old one would have a slimdevices logo on the faceplate and the newer
> on would have the logitech logo!
>
> TD
Perhaps he could then convince her that as the second is a cheap
knockoff it only cost him $20 :P
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tot;233199 Wrote:
> They look the same, how could she be suspicious? :)
The old one would have a slimdevices logo on the faceplate and the
newer on would have the logitech logo!
TD
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mikeruss;233197 Wrote:
> Now if I had my way I would do that. can you imagine what my missus
> would say if she walked in to see the original sb by the stereo and
> another by the sofa.
They look the same, how could she be suspicious? :)
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Pat Farrell;233193 Wrote:
> mikeruss wrote:
> > So... any ideas how I can
> > get a feed close to my sofa? Do I need to look at extension cables
> for
> > the headphones? If so I've not seen any decent extension cables.
>
> That is a fine $20 solution.
> For a $300 solution, get another Squeeze
You will find a lot of info at head-fi.
One thing you should look into is a headphone amp. The headphone outs
in most amp/ preamps and the SB3 are not going to compare well with a
dedicated headphone amp.
The good news is that there are some great amps that won't break the
bank.
I got a portable
mikeruss wrote:
> So... any ideas how I can
> get a feed close to my sofa? Do I need to look at extension cables for
> the headphones? If so I've not seen any decent extension cables.
That is a fine $20 solution.
For a $300 solution, get another SqueezeBox :-)
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I may have found my answer - doh.
http://www.gradolabs.com/product_pages/ext_cable.htm
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Hi all
I would love a pair of headphones - probably Grado - but my stereo
probably like most of you is in front of the sofa.
The issue is getting the headphones to the amp/source. I have looked at
wireless but I'm not keen, mixed reports etc. So... any ideas how I can
get a feed close to my sofa
Yes it is a switching PS but you can change the input voltage with a
jumper. It is not automatic. Is this important or is the same that be
an automatic one?
Thanks
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>the pricing seems much more what their market will bear than COGS
oriented<
Yep. If they can find buyers for the Keel alloy plate for the LP12 at
£1500 then £10K for an actual functioning unit seems a bargain! ;-)
IMHO, the least Linn should do is provide a 320Gb USB disk will all
Linn Records
amcluesent;231792 Wrote:
> >The big problem for non-techie users will be ripping and tagging.<
>
> I guess anyone paying £9,600 will have 'people' do to these mundane
> tasks for them ;-)
Surprisingly, the Linn rep talked about EAC for a ripping approach.
Somehow I don't picture the typical L
Jitterbug wrote:
>> Normalization is evil.
>> Sadly, it is used fairly frequently, with very bad consequences.
>
> Why is this any different than digital volume control, which works well
> for minor adjustments?
If you mean normalization to be just a transient volume control, its no
different.
M
Pat Farrell;232914 Wrote:
>
>
>
> Normalization is evil.
> Sadly, it is used fairly frequently, with very bad consequences.
Why is this any different than digital volume control, which works well
for minor adjustments?
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arge;233139 Wrote:
> On the other hand buy the $7000 cable and put your wealth back in the
> economy life cycle.
Hardly. All that benefits is the very small niche company that puts
out such nonsense.
I bet there's an astounding profit margin.
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'Sean Adams' Response-O-Matic c
The fact is the Audiophiles gain as much enjoyment from tinkering with
the gear, compare it, thinking about it, touch it and re-arrange it as
a listening to room optimized sound. There is nothing wrong with that!
What has happened in the last few years is that good enough audio
gear is available
To be honest I won't be buying one. I posted because of the amount of
people looking for one..
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I notice it's a switching power supply.
I think the most obvious reason for changing the stock PS is that it's
a switching supply. Leaving aside the question of whether that is
really a valid reason (!) if you ARE of a mind to bother changing
supplies then you may as well avoid angst by going for
The RA one appears to be a switching PS.
I use a linear regulated supply from CPC:
http://cpc.farnell.com/jsp/Batteries+&+Power+Supplies/AC+to+DC/UNBRANDED/AD-05150R/displayProduct.jsp?sku=PW00187
As discussed many times, the benefits of a new supply are unproved. For
me, it makes sense as a com
UK boys and girls will probably be aware of Russ Andrews?
Anyway they have brought out a PSU for the SB.
http://www.russandrews.com/lookup/1/region/UK/currency/GBP/customer_id/PAA0615108907039HVWTRWHIULDMQCDW/product-SqueezePak-power-supply-for-Squeezebox-1810.htm
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Hi
Navigating in ebay I found this power supply
5V DC 10A 50W Regulated Switching Power Supply US $12.00
http://cgi.ebay.com/5V-DC-10A-50W-Regulated-Switching-Power-Supply_W0QQitemZ230178453533QQihZ013QQcategoryZ58286QQcmdZViewItem
Is it a good cheap replacement for the stock PS?.
Thanks in ad
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Yes exactly what is better ?
different is easy but one person better is anothers worse. Theres a
thread on the audio asylum digital that puts this spurious challenge to
bed with a spanked bottom.
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