Since the Transporter is much greater than the Squeezebox, you could
call it the Symphony package. :-)
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Hi,
I think the 1050 is hard to beat for that money. Your room should not
be too small, as the speakers do some serious bottom end if you compare
it with your Diamonds.
The MS is a bit lighter on the lower end (no surprise with one woofer
only) and a bit brighter. Not wrong, but differnt compar
I can't wait for mine! I currently use my Transporter with the display
turned off so the Controller couldn't have come @ a better time.
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mikel51;302445 Wrote:
> hmmm. I updated to 7.1 for my ReadyNAS a few days ago and it installed
> FW 40 on my transporter. Then I switched back to running my
> transporter off my windows machine server and it loaded FW36 onto my
> transporter. Unfortunately, the transporter no longer output musi
hmmm. I updated to 7.1 for my ReadyNAS a few days ago and it installed
FW 40 on my transporter. Then I switched back to running my
transporter off my windows machine server and it loaded FW36 onto my
transporter. Unfortunately, the transporter no longer output music.
Then I went back to the Rea
I just got mine yesterday and although I had handled one at CES and
expected it to be good for my use, I'm floored with how great it
actually is. Further proof that Sean, Dean, and the rest of the
company "get it". Lots of revolutionary technology that will keep the
big boys playing catch up. C
got my Duet package from USA today.
i am very pleased with the "Controller",it's one smart piece of
hardware and thanks and congrats to all who were involved in it's
development.
i purchased the Duet to get the controller as a replacement remote to
use with my Transporter,mabye Logitech will consi
Alls well that ends well. After some further PCI card juggling I finally
got the 2496 to work.
In case it is any use to anyone else, the trick was to reboot at least
once after every change. I used Device Manager to "uninstall" all the
PCI cards one at a time. Reboot. Reboot again. Go onto n
Ok I'll give Inguz a go - my experiments with it on the home server
(mucking around with room correction) are that it is wildly
inefficient...the cpu goes bananas when it is on and it effects
streaming video (which the server is also used for).
Worst that can happen is I need to uninstall it I gu
DVDA Explorer
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Are you referring to "DVD-Audio Explorer" or "DVD-A Explorer" (two
different programs)?
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iPhone wrote:
> But in the end isn’t all about compromise. We are compromising the fact
> that we don’t have time to go see a live performance. We then try to
> recreate a three dimensional living event with a compromised copy of
> the event played on equipment that can never recreate the live even
chinablues;302211 Wrote:
> About 40 years ago as a 'summer student' I did some high voltage cable
> connector testing at the CEGB in Leatherhead, UK (used to be UK
> CEGB..Central Electicity Generating Board). Yeah, it was true
> then...the silver soldered high compression guys won out over the
I know you are UK based. I am pretty sure that there are European
sellers on Audiogon and I know that US sellers (not all) will ship to
Europe.
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loxllxol;302059 Wrote:
> So if I'm reading this correctly, you're using an external DAC with the
> Logitech Transporter?
Not quite, I have a SB3. The transport I'm referring to is the CD
transport. From my experience, the sound I'm getting with the CD
transport and DAC is different than using
I'm UK based
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I thought windows had the option of a "nice" level these days. The EQ
only option for the plugin should use a lot less CPU time than the full
room correction mode.
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I would look at Audiogon. Your money will go much farther.
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Inguz definitely uses more processing power with my room correction
filters on than with just the eq. So you might find that with only eq
it's fine.
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iPhone;301865 Wrote:
>
>
> For my money, and for that matter for any amount of money, it is my
> opinion that nothing beats a proper high compression mechanical
> connection between speaker cable and a silver spade that is finished
> off with 6% silver solder when it comes to speaker cable term
It is often said that the switch mode PS will affect other components
(although I have no personal experience, having a TP).
Might be worth having another go, but unplugging the stock PS when
listening to the alternative.
To Superq: you mean you agreed on the ones you liked the sound of, and
she
Currently i have my Wharfedale 9.1 diamonds sitting on my wooden av
cabinet. They are connected to my Arcam Alpha 7 amp and sb3.
I know they should be on stands and i have some nice Custom Design
stands but i don't think heavy speakers,stands and my 3yr son are a
good mix !
I'm looking to replac
I've never installed the Inguz plugin, so can't comment on how
lightweight it is, but from the web page it would appear to be what you
require, with the ADDED option of room correction. In other words, if
you don't want room correction, it still seems to offer a nice, 2, 3, 5
or 9 band equalizer.
I'd really like to avoid extra hardware if possible.
At the moment it's an Sb3 into AudioEngines and it's a very neat little
solution but I feel it could be tweaked to be better...or at least more
how I like it.
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cliveb;302139 Wrote:
> ...I'd be looking at a different brand.
That occurred to me too.
> By the way, I have nothing against M-Audio: I use a 2496 myself (driven
> from a Linn LP12/Ittok/Karma/Naim 42.5, as it happens), and it has
> never given me any trouble. Aha! a fellow old-time Brit audiop
bossanova808 wrote:
> I've looked but can't find a plugin that offers a simple set of EQ
> controls (not room correction etc) but in a relatively lightweight form
> (on Win32)
>
> I'd like it to bew lightweight because it will be running on our main
> server here at work, so would prefer something
Having established that you preferred the SB3 with the Elpac, you should
then have swapped the power supplies on the two SB3 and redone the
comparison. It strikes me as entirely plausible that sample variation
between the SB3s could be at least as large as any difference due to
the power supplies.
TheLastMan;301993 Wrote:
> Interesting product, but my Naim 72/hi-cap pre-amp already has a very
> high class phono stage so that part of the "ripper" isn't required.
Plus the fact that The Ripper's phono preamp is for MM cartridges (the
input impedance of 47k is dead givaway), so would be of no
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