kiat wrote:
I find the Squeezebox sounds better with LMS running on Duo. Sounds
clean and more dynamic
Good for you. Probably completely irrelevant for everybody else.
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kiat wrote:
I find the Squeezebox sounds better with LMS running on Duo. Sounds
clean and more dynamic
how many trials in your test, and was it single-blind or double-blind?
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garym wrote:
how many trials in your test, and was it single-blind or double-blind?
Heh, good joke garym. :)
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Hello,
I have owned a duet + receiver for a couple of years, the duet being
connected direct to a NAS which serves the music utilising LMS. In
recent times the duet controller has become superfluous as the Logitech
remote app on smart phones is a better solution.
I wouldnt say I am thrilled
scoobynz wrote:
Hello,
I have owned a duet + receiver for a couple of years, the duet being
connected direct to a NAS which serves the music utilising LMS. In
recent times the duet controller has become superfluous as the Logitech
remote app on smart phones is a better solution.
I
Jeff Flowerday wrote:
NAS = Network Attached Storage it has no ability for audio playback
and even though Twonky can serve music via UpNP, you need something on
the receiving end to accept it. I'm not aware of any DAC that has this
capability. (and of course the LMS approach to serving audio
and thirdly the UPNP control apps leave much to be desired in comparison
to iPeng et al.
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Soulkeeper wrote:
Good for you. Probably completely irrelevant for everybody else.
There can be some benign explanations that trip not so technical people
sometimes, as replay gain tags and the preamp volume settings on SB2/3
these give different volume for the same file !
So the louder gets
Multi room and sync are major pionts besides the superior experience ,
otherwise you could just use spdiff from a PC if using a PC as interface
don't bother you .
Another les obvious but important point for people interested in sound
quality is the total decoupling from server-side drivers and
Also - as far as I know - most DLNA/UPnP clients do NOT support gapless
playback.
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It's a bit ironic that You want to save power, but the recommendation is
a powerfull server as most consumer grade NAS'es are not powerfull
enough ( transcode, webinterface etc.).
If your computer is wired to the router You could just try and enable
WOL and save power this way. All Squeezeboxes
Letten wrote:
It's a bit ironic that You want to save power, but the recommendation is
a powerfull server as most consumer grade NAS'es are not powerfull
enough ( transcode, webinterface etc.).
If your computer is wired to the router You could just try and enable
WOL and save power this
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