firedog;672101 Wrote:
I don't understand the bashing of the program virtually no one who
posted has actually heard. I haven't heard it either, but lot's of
users have spent good money on it after downloading the trial version
and trying it, so it must be worth a try. I use Windows, and can
Hi all:
I did not read the whole story here- anyway, as many of you enjoy more
toolbox 2.0 I would like to test it by myself: Where can I download
it?
Second question: I already implemented Dynobot´s new touch mods- so
would be there any possible interference with TB 2.0?
Thanks in advance
Jacky;671920 Wrote:
How can I best reduce buffer size from default with dynobot´s mods but
without installing Soundcheck 3.0?
Thanks
Factory reset, then install Soundcheck 2.0, change buffer size and then
reinstall dynobot's mod...
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Midnight
Midnight;672380 Wrote:
Factory reset, then install Soundcheck 2.0, change buffer size and then
reinstall dynobot's mod...
Thanx,
Found Soundcheck 2.0 for downloading, but no describtion anymore: can
you provide me with any instructions, please?
Never did such a mod before...
Reagrds
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I like most of the things you have done in TT3.0, and it makes the
system sound better. In my testing, I ran into some issues that may or
may not be issues for other folks.
First, fresh reset, install TT3.0-LAN, take all the defaults with two
exceptions - only use digital output and I turn
Jacky;672389 Wrote:
Thanx,
Found Soundcheck 2.0 for downloading, but no describtion anymore: can
you provide me with any instructions, please?
Never did such a mod before...
Reagrds
Sure,
1. Open Squeezebox Server in Firefox.
2. Open Settings/Advanced
3. Select File Types from the pull
maggior;672143 Wrote:
I just got my copy of this yesterday. Wow, the sound quality is so much
better. Now the recording has the balls it always should have had.
It's like a haze has been lifted off of it and the true sound comes
through. Listening to this album before I always felt like
paul.raulerson;672408 Wrote:
The reduced depth in the soundstage does give some music a very flat
presentation and puts an avery unflattering emphasis on some
recordings. Note that these are not bad recordings, just recordings
that depend a lot upon the spatial cues in the system to bring
paul.raulerson;672408 Wrote:
Oh, and following the tuning tips for the Squeezebox server is not safe
if you have hi-res AIFFs in your library. Playing a Hires AIFF can
resulting the DAC loosing lock and a utterly unsettling blast of noise
through your speakers.
It is a DAC issue, not
pski;672440 Wrote:
Lamb Lies Down on Broadway? Thripfgt?
???
Before the remasters of the entire genesis catalog, this album sounded
pretty flat IMHO. I prefer to listen to the live version in the box
set. The remaster really brought this recording to life.
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maggior
Rich
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praganj;672453 Wrote:
It is a DAC issue, not SBT. One properly designed DAC should mute
automaticallly when it will lose the clock or incoming sampling
frequency will be changed.
My Buffalo II is absolutely quiet, my former gigaworks DAC was making
loud noises, when i was switching
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