GuyDebord;316806 Wrote:
I just changed the settings in squeeze center to ALAC-WAV and I couldnt
believe the difference, .
thank you very much for this posting. I made the same exciting sound
experience you describe with my recently purchased transporter, when I
played for the first time AIFF
david_a_woodward;316973 Wrote:
Hi there, I hope someone can help, Ive read a fair few posts, but as is
often the way cant find the info I am looking for.
I am new to ripping, I have a collection of about 500 CDs and I am on
the brink of lashing out some hard earned cash on
^^ Clearly fair balanced reviewing!! I'm an Apple TV user, and I
have to agree that review makes no sense. I haven't run into the
issues he did, FWIW
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Bring it on Pale Blue Ego - I'm ready!
I hope it's a good one.
(especially since I just purchased a Duet to use into my Dac)
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I have pondered using batteries for both my SB3 and DAC, and to hook it
up to a trickle recharger unit (solar powered).
Then i look outside and see rain
BT
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Hope nobody minds an essay.
I bought a Squeezebox 3/Classic back in December and have to say that
after coveting one for a while it didn't let me down in my
expectations. It's the best purchase I've made in a long time.
My setup at the time of the purchase was a 10-year old Marantz/Tannoy
Steven Stone tells us there is ANOTHER sub-$400, iTunes-friendly music
server, the Logitech Squeezebox Duet! For some reason it really
bothers me that these high-end audiophile guys are so indelibly married
to iTunes. It's like, if they can't use iTunes, the deal's off - they
just won't ever
Pale Blue Ego;317937 Wrote:
For some reason it really bothers me that these high-end audiophile guys
are so indelibly married to iTunes. It's like, if they can't use
iTunes, the deal's off - they just won't ever have a music server.
Whatever, guys. It's not the be-all, end-all of
I'm about to buy a new system for home theater and hi-fi and I'm looking
to get a Yamaha RX-V1800 receiver as the main pre-pro unit. Not quite
audiophile perhaps, but from the sound of everything I've read it
should be good enough for my needs (probably 80% music, 20% movies).
For stereo music
