Pat I wish we lived close to the same tavern because I think you would
be buying the beers!
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> Interesting perspective. I do not know the difference between
> platforms, sorry. What is this?
The SB1, SB2, SB3 and Boom use essentially a hardwired specialized
controller, which was pretty dumb.
The Touch, and maybe the Radio (can't remember) are real full Linux
computers running a special
pfarrell;560318 Wrote:
> > Would not think that it would take much
> > to continue it's evolution and I sure would guess that it was
> > successful.
>
> Are you serious? Its old platform, it would have to be completely
> redesigned from the ground up to use the current platform.
>
> It was a f
richardw;560311 Wrote:
> I am surprised there has been no discussion about the Transporter being
> dropped here or maybe there was and I missed it. First off, I am bummed
> that they have decided to let it go. It has been one of my favorite
> pieces since getting involved in audio. Anyone know if
I have to agree with Pat. The displays are EOL and it needs two. I think
as soon as all the available parts (read populated PCBs) are in a
chassis, that will be it for the TP. If somebody wants one, I say buy
one now.
The Touch also comes close on the digital side at a much reduced cost
and the T
> Would not think that it would take much
> to continue it's evolution and I sure would guess that it was
> successful.
Are you serious? Its old platform, it would have to be completely
redesigned from the ground up to use the current platform.
It was a fun lark for Sean and Dean, but never sold
Yes, those are the indicators along with a few more. I assumed all of
you guys knew. Sure is a drag. Would not think that it would take much
to continue it's evolution and I sure would guess that it was
successful.
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richardw
It's no longer being sold on the US web site. Also, I see a few dealers
on Audiogon who previously sold new units are now reduced to selling
refurbs. Logitech must be clearing out the last of the last.
The end for the Transporter has been a long time coming and probably
would have happened long
Where did you see an announcement that it was dropped? I certainly think
the TP's days are numbered at Logitech, because it's just a part of the
business they don't know very well or have any comparative advantage
in.
If you're referring to the absence of the TP on the Logitech web, that
doesn't
I am surprised there has been no discussion about the Transporter being
dropped here or maybe there was and I missed it. First off, I am bummed
that they have decided to let it go. It has been one of my favorite
pieces since getting involved in audio. Anyone know if there is
something in the works
JohnSwenson;560138 Wrote:
> Definitely verilog, I HATE VHDL, it makes my skin crawl. When I HAVE to
> use VHDL I want to start throwing things (like the Language designers!)
> against the wall. I know some people love it, not ME!
>
> John S.
That's funny. I never had to use VHDL, much to my ha
wayne325;560054 Wrote:
> John you are most definitely in the juice.
>
> I'll keep that silicon labs stuff in mind if I ever make another DAC.
>
> Are you a Verilog or VHDL junkie?
Definitely verilog, I HATE VHDL, it makes my skin crawl. When I HAVE to
use VHDL I want to start throwing things (
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