magiccarpetride;639310 Wrote:
Dunno. It could be what you've described above. Either he couldn't set
the external drive plugged into his PC to work with the Touch, or
couldn't get the Touch to work with the external drive that was plugged
in straight into Touch. Whichever it is, he ended up
ralphpnj;639322 Wrote:
But then again using a Touch is not any more difficult than properly
cleaning an LP with a vacuum record cleaning machine, setting up a
turntable, tonearm and cartridge, setting up a phono pre-amp (moving
magnet or moving coil), cleaning the stylus, clamping down the
ghostrider;639416 Wrote:
Sounds like your friend didn't read the instructions. If you're smart
enough to create and manage a digital library, then the Touch setup
should be a breeze.
Successful products are successful precisely because people are not
expected to read the instructions.
Blacker Blacks are essential in order for microdynamics to usher forth
in the most life-likish audiophile fashion. (that's better than
real).
It either the heavy plating, the magic wire, or heaven knows what else
that is slapping the KABOSH on all those blackish sounding noise
thingies. All
Direct/Reflecting speaker system
You know who you are !
Purveyors of Non sequitur since 1956
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pski
real stereo doesn't just wake the neighbors, it -enrages- them.. It is
truly the Golden Age of Wireless
pski's
Curt962;639461 Wrote:
Blacker Blacks are essential in order for microdynamics to usher forth
in the most life-likish audiophile fashion. (that's better than real).
Ah yes, blacker blacks!
And let us not forget (drum roll)...palpability.
Darren
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darrenyeats
magiccarpetride;639417 Wrote:
The reason vinyl disappeared from the mainstream audio reproduction lies
precisely in your description above. To reach wider audience, music
reproduction ought to be much simpler than that. Enter digital audio.
No fuss, no muss, no brainer. Read: massive
pski;639468 Wrote:
If Logitech were Sonos, they would realize that easy is relative. New
users of products who encounter problems should be confronted with
easy contacts for resolution. Face it: most of the problems with
SBS/players are easy. The problem is the lack of a support network
Curt962;639461 Wrote:
It either the heavy plating, the magic wire, or heaven knows what else
that is slapping the KABOSH on all those blackish sounding noise
thingies. All those kaboshed noise particles pile up in a gritty,
grimy pile in my son's bedroom. What a mess! They could affect
darrenyeats;639467 Wrote:
Ah yes, blacker blacks!
And let us not forget (drum roll)...palpability.
Darren
Dictionary:
palpability: 1. Capable of being handled, touched, or felt; tangible
diarrhea: 1. REALLY palpable. Also known as the Cerwin-Vega effect.
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pski
real stereo doesn't
but with this product you sometimes have to use the manual or support
neither is as good as they should be ?
Some things can not be simpliefied because they are outside the product
?
For example running sbs as a service on a windows computer with
external drives.
How many newbies would
On topic , I ( cynically ) would not expect a high end hifi store to
have any clue on what sounds good.
The whole audiophile mindset prevents any progress or comparisions that
are universal .
They are simply interested in selling expensive high margin products
that are percivied as good by
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