chn68b wrote:
> I spent the day at the Bristol Hi-Fi show on Sunday and listened to a
> REL subwoofer demo and was blown away. I've never wanted a sub for the
> Hi-Fi before as I always thought the bass would be too exaggerate, but
> this demo was superb. The soundstage grew as soon as the sub was
Since you mention REL, they actually recommend the use of speaker level
connections with a very low xover point. The argument is that timing
cues and the character of your amp will be picked up by the sub. Not
sure how that helps you though, as I assume the active speakers have
digital inputs dir
lornness;521797 Wrote:
> I'm using transporter with Berkeley Alpha DAC.
> The Berkeley Alpha is very very good that exactly performed as what TAS
> Robert Harley described and recommended even it was connected with
> transporter with down sampled files when playing 192 / 176.4 khz music.
Thank y
I'm using transporter with Berkeley Alpha DAC.
The Berkeley Alpha is very very good that exactly performed as what TAS
Robert Harley described and recommended even it was connected with
transporter with down sampled files when playing 192 / 176.4 khz music.
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lornness
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chn68b;521709 Wrote:
> Actually, just checked a few subs out and some have seperate speaker
> inputs and outputs so I presume this is all thats needed.
That is correct. From my experience also, line-level from the preamp to
the crossover/sub/speakers is better but there are so few places selling
chn68b;521700 Wrote:
> Hi
>
> I spent the day at the Bristol Hi-Fi show on Sunday and listened to a
> REL subwoofer demo and was blown away. I've never wanted a sub for the
> Hi-Fi before as I always thought the bass would be too exaggerate, but
> this demo was superb. The soundstage grew as soo
Actually, just checked a few subs out and some have seperate speaker
inputs and outputs so I presume this is all thats needed.
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chn68b
Source: Squeezebox 3
Amp/Speakers: Meridian M30
Phones: Grado SR-60s
Headphone Amp: Pro-ject Headbox II
http://www.last.fm/user/chn68b
Hi
I spent the day at the Bristol Hi-Fi show on Sunday and listened to a
REL subwoofer demo and was blown away. I've never wanted a sub for the
Hi-Fi before as I always thought the bass would be too exaggerate, but
this demo was superb. The soundstage grew as soon as the sub was
switched on.
I h
It's not clear how you've named your cover art... normally it would be
saved in each Albums directory as "folder.jpg" or "cover.jpg". I think
any other file name requires some setup in Squeezeboxserver.
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tcutting
tcutti
mashley;518449 Wrote:
> I can only see an album cover in the duet controller and web interface
> when actually playing the album.
> What do I need to do to get them to show up when scrolling through the
> albums?
> I've reset the duet controller and wiped and re-scanned the entire
> drive directo
"Audio Always On" is also a nice feature if
1) Your Transporter is your preamplifier and you like to switch it
"off" for display reasons and you don't like that "bump".
2) Your transporter DAC drives your tweeters directly.
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Valentino
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After speaking w/ tech support in Cali, the solution was to RMA the
unit. It should be there today. Thankfully, it sounds like they may
fix the unit at no cost. Typically, if the unit was a Logitech branded
box they would just swap it out. In my case, since it's an original
Slim branded unit,
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