Definitely not. They removed the knob when they build a last set of
Transporters from leftover parts and didn't have any knobs left. No new
boards built for that.
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learn more about iPeng, the iPhone and iPad remote for the Squeezebox
and
Logitech UE Smart Radio as well as iPeng Party, the fr
I would assume that the first one was version 1.0. So there may be 15 or
more versions. :)
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aston45 wrote:
> Hello,
> am I wrong or aren´t people from Logitech reading and writing in this
> forum?
> So I would guess that at least they should know about the fact and
> possible differences.
> Why should there be two versions and no differences between them?
> It seems really odd to me tha
Hello,
am I wrong or aren´t people from Logitech reading and writing in this
forum?
So I would guess that at least they should know about the fact and
possible differences.
Why should there be two versions and no differences between them?
It seems really odd to me that I should be the first and on
Mnyb wrote:
> Bryston normally makes quite good amps not designed with woo woo but
> actual science ( no tubes or quantum purifiers etc ).
> what makes their bdp series bad ? If you can run without upnp and use
> LMS instead the major obstacle is removed .
The completely unwarranted high price.
Bryston normally makes quite good amps not designed with woo woo but
actual science ( no tubes or quantum purifiers etc ).
what makes their bdp series bad ? If you can run without upnp and use
LMS instead the major obstacle is removed .
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audiomuze wrote:
> ^^^ if the BDP series is anything to go by...run... As fast as you can
> in another direction.
Absolutely! If one needs further proof of just how fast and far to run
remember that the BDP series is loved by almost all the editors and
writers at all audiophile publications - yo
^^^ if the BDP series is anything to go by...run... As fast as you can
in another direction.
SqueezeWand | 'Vivere DAC MKI'
(http://vivereaudio.com/post/2013/08/16/DAC-I-is-Born!.aspx) | 'ATC
SCA2'
(http://www.atcloudspeakers.co.uk/hi-fi/electronics/source-pre-amplifiers/sca2/)
| 'ATC SCM100ASL
It's a 2500 $ mini PC :rolleyes:
Just buy an Intel NUC and add a DAC of choice... Or a piCorePlayer with
Hifiberry digi and add a DAC of choice...
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While I appreciate there's more to it but it sounds suspiciously like a
RPI running picoreplayer in a nice case, or at least similar
functionality.
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this is interesting, from Bryston:
-
Features include UPnP compatibility, *Squeezebox® emulation*
and DoP (DSD over PCM), while the firmware is easily accessible from
most web browsers. Control is via Apple or Android phones and tablets
with a Bryston interface or several third-party apps.-
http
aston45 wrote:
> Hello,
> no ideas anybody?
> I cannot imagine that nobody has seen that there are two different
> versions of the PCB.
> 16313
> 16314
>
> Cheers
> Kai
never seen this.
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Julf wrote:
> Just remember that a "review" on computeraudiophile.com is... well... a
> "review". :)
True but when reading a "review" in any and all audiophile publications,
be they print or online, one can very easily ignore all the subjective
opinions regarding sound quality and just focus on
daverich4 wrote:
> http://www.computeraudiophile.com/content/585-sotm-sms-100-mini-server-review/
Just remember that a "review" on computeraudiophile.com is... well... a
"review". :)
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the
Hello,
no ideas anybody?
I cannot imagine that nobody has seen that there are two different
versions of the PCB.
16313
16314
Cheers
Kai
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