Bobbi;567135 Wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried to connect my squeezebox boom with my home studio system. I
> found the volume was really low, I had to turn the receiver in a very
> high level.
> Is there any better way to output music to the receiver other than that
> sub 3.5mm plugs?
>
> Receiver Deno
garym;567374 Wrote:
> Yes, you can select line out to be subwoofer or headphone. But do
> yourself a favor and buy a SB TOUCH. This is much more suitable for
> driving your primary stereo.
Tell us, please, about the "audio" settings for each player.
P
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earwaxer9;567428 Wrote:
> Ok - 1st impressions of the cat7 - I'm actually pleased to find that my
> 1st impression is that I really dont find any difference (sound wise)
> between the cat5e el cheapo Walmart cable and the SOTA Sanwa cat7. They
> actually cost about the same - 20 bucks for the 25
Gazjam;567845 Wrote:
> which was kinda where I was going with the unshielded/shielded choice of
> cable...
> point was there may be a POTENTIAL for a problem.
>
> what does a ground loop sound like though ;)
If you are in one place, it would be a 50cycle hum. At another it would
be a 60cycle hu
Squeezebox touch Toslink out to NAD C 565BEE cd player to utilize it's
built-in DAC, (Wolfson 24/192 DACs in Dual Differential configuration),
then on to a Rogue Cronus Magnum with NOS small signal tubes playing
amazing holographic sound through a pair of Salk Songtowers.
I am currently on the ve
CatBus;567873 Wrote:
> I think there are actually a number of minor issues all stemming from
> decoder speed issues, such as this one:
> http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16242
Maybe, although this bug involves two players..
CatBus;567873 Wrote:
> You can also use an easier trick from
mswlogo;567570 Wrote:
> I think there was an issue with highly compressed FLACs at one point
I think there are actually a number of minor issues all stemming from
decoder speed issues, such as this one:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16242
michael123 Wrote:
> Ahh, and sometimes Tr
Phil Leigh;567783 Wrote:
> This whole thread is bizarre.
> The only issue here is whether or not your ethernet cable is
> accidentally causing a ground loop (only possible with shielded cat -
> which is why it should not be used) or if it is providing a pathway for
> stray RFI/EMI to enter your D
Nomis;566497 Wrote:
> For info, the Transporter is currently on offer in the UK for £999 Thank you
> for highlighting this. The stock of black TPs is one unit
lower. :D
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p.s. I note that your inquiry is posted in the audiophile forum.
Although I don't like that term much (silly $5,000 audio cables!), most
people in this forum are particularly concerned that their rips from CDs
are bit-perfect accurate. No one here, or the other forums I visit, has
ever put ITUNES
becseattle;567813 Wrote:
> Thanks for all your help- made progress over weekend.
>
> Is there a quality advantage to FLAC over ALAC? What are the
> consequences of the SB running FLAC natively in terms of performance.
> Are the SB1/2/3 the same as the touch in this regard?
>
>
> I have all t
garym;567597 Wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Advantage to FLAC is that SB players deal with this as a NATIVE format.
> For me, I prefer FLAC as well because it seems to be the standard for
> lossless and is not tied to a particular company.
>
>
Thanks for all your help- made progress over weekend.
Is th
Phil Leigh;567783 Wrote:
> This whole thread is bizarre.
I would call it funny :)
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This whole thread is bizarre.
The only issue here is whether or not your ethernet cable is
accidentally causing a ground loop (only possible with shielded cat -
which is why it should not be used) or if it is providing a pathway for
stray RFI/EMI to enter your DAC - again most likely with shielded
earwaxer9;567428 Wrote:
> To my understanding, an asynchronous USB would be most similar to
> Ethernet in the transmission of digital data. I still believe Ethernet
> is superior. Not only due to the fact that Ethernet can be used over
> much longer distances, *but also much higher frequencies*.
Thank you all. Good news that the over-volt issue is fixed (though it
would be good to know when it will be released).
And I use a FLAC compression setting of 5 :)
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heh, I thought you were joking about buying cat7! :)
Is it shielded or unshielded though...if there IS anything to this its
probably that, rather than whether the connectors are gold or not. ;)
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