RadioClash wrote:
> 'F the Toslink, I'm focusing on a good coaxial cable. USB a complete
> waste of time for audio.
I feed both my Chord Qutest and DAVE via USB and find it works
flawlessly - it depends how it's implemented on the board.
We can't stop here this is bat country. RIP Hunter S
tank121 wrote:
> Currently using my faithful Squeezebox Touch linked via Coaxial into my
> Arcam SA10 amp (has built in Sabre ESS 9018 DAC)
>
> My considerations -
>
> 1) Replace my Touch with a 2nd hand Transporter to take advantage of
> its onboard DAC
> 2) Replace the Touch with a
rootee wrote:
> I'm seriously looking at the Cambridge Audio CXN-v2 for streaming with
> Qobuz, and was wondering if anyone here can share there experiences with
> Qobuz+CXN?
I bought one a couple of monthe ago and it's a superb piece of kit.
I believe you can set it up to work with LMS as a
fphredd wrote:
> How is USB out on that board. Pi 3B+ not so good, Pi4 better, but
> running hot since I want to use video as well...Easy to load Kodi or
> Plex on one of those?
>
> Thanks!
It has 4 USB 3 ports - sorry don't know what Kodi or Plex are
We can't stop here this is bat
Man in a van wrote:
> thanks :)
cat /etc/os-release
NAME="Ubuntu"
VERSION="18.04.4 LTS (Bionic Beaver)"
ID=ubuntu
ID_LIKE=debian
PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS"
VERSION_ID="18.04"
HOME_URL="https://www.ubuntu.com/;
SUPPORT_URL="https://help.ubuntu.com/;
Man in a van wrote:
> which OS are you running ?
Armbian Bionic with Linux 4.4.213-rk3399
We can't stop here this is bat country. RIP Hunter S Thompson.
pkfox's Profile:
I have now got a Nanopi M4 V1 fitted with a NVME hat and a M2 SSD 1TB
SSD and a Khadas tone board working perfectly
We can't stop here this is bat country. RIP Hunter S Thompson.
pkfox's Profile:
Man in a van wrote:
> The Khadas just plugs into the usb port
>
> Over on the rpi forums, users recommend vanilla SSD sata over the M2 as
> the rpi cannot utilise the full speed of the M2
>
> USb boot on the rpi4 is now at "stable"
>
>
waldo wrote:
> Because a Pi4 is terribly hot compared to previous models. I ended up
> with the Flirc case, which is both a case + heat dissipator and am very
> happy I did so.
> I believe that using a HAT would mean, at least, the raspi processor
> slowing down to avoid heat damage (and for
waldo wrote:
> Here previous owner of a SB Touch. Couple of years ago made the jump to
> Raspi2 (running both LMS server and player) + IQAudio Pi DAC+
> (unbalanced RCA).
> Could not tell the difference between both DACs.
> Take into account I'm +50 and much as I enjoy my amp (Nad C352) +
>
Hi all, I'm looking at maybe buying some music from Linn's website, they
offer a range of formats including two different flac ( which I use ) ,
my question is, does the TP support FLAC 24bit*88.2kHz
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
It should play files up to and including 24 96. One caveat; if you
synchronize with other players like Boom, you will be limited by the
capability of that player, for example Boom = 24 48.
Ok thanks LinnRecords have a compilation of The Stones for sale so I
suppose the
bhaagensen wrote:
Except from trying for the sake of trying I've actually never seriously
used smart gain (I assume thats what you mean) settings. Maybe I
should.
In case you're interested: Do you have Cash's, The Man Comes Around?
Mind giving the title track a spin and compare it to one
garym wrote:
Not sure where you are, but this will not work in the United States. The
countries it does work in will also require a paid subscription to WIMP.
There is a WIMP plugin installed in WebGUI Settings Plugins (but
again, won't work in many countries)
edit:
WiMP IS CURRENTLY
OK thanks to you both.
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me :-)
pkfox's Profile:
http://www.computeraudiophile.com/content/536-meridian-audio-director-usb-dac-review/
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me :-)
ralphpnj wrote:
It would seem that the field of sub $1,000 DACs just keeps on expanding.
Meridian Audio is a well respected manufacturer that often produces
products with a high bang-for-the-buck rating. The Director seems to be
squarely aimed at audiophiles who are using their computer as a
garym wrote:
I'm sure he means that the Transporter is the network music player
(i.e., taking the digital music from the computer/NAS running LMS).
Then the Transporter digital outs feed his DAC. The transporter is not a
server in the sense of running LMS, storing music, etc.
edit: his
jh901 wrote:
Yes, I'm using Transporter as a network music player and files are
stored on a ReadyNAS. I use the Cary analog outputs in this case and,
with my current gear, the sound quality compared to the Transporter
analog outs is night and day. So much so that my non-audiophile
jh901 wrote:
Note that the complete MSB stack priced at $50,000 is reviewed in
Stereophile this month. I haven't read the article yet, but it better
compare favorably to the dCS Paganini. Frankly, it should be MUCH
better at that price for redbook and hi-rez since its transport doesn't
Interesting observations - keep em comin
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=96407
Hi all, the title says it all , I've been away from the front line for a
while now and get the impression that the Transporter is no longer king
! Is this the case - if so who is the new one ?
pkfox's Profile:
banned for life wrote:
Are you connecting via wi-fi or cellular? If cellular, you will need to
configure your modem/router to forward the ports to your LMS machine
I think you will also need to run a player app such as SqueezePlayer
to listen on your Android dev.
The app Squeezebox
pippin wrote:
It should find it and no, the App is not limited to MySqueezebox.com.
banned for life is right, you need to be connected to your WiFi
network, but you said you checked for that.
Which model of Android device is this? There have been some htc models
that had trouble with UDP
Hi All, just downloaded Android app for Squeezebox and can't get it to
connect to my local server - is it limited to squeezeserver.com ? if so
how do I access my local music using this app ? my sb server is on my
wired LAN and Android device is connected by WiFi ( to the same router
though )
Pneumonic wrote:
Yes, many netbooks employ 2.5 drives. Not sure how many come with 1 TB
though. You'd likely have to buy a 1 TB drive separate and install after
the fact.
Thanks again.
pkfox's Profile:
michael123 wrote:
I bought mine here about a year ago, very satisfied
http://www.mini-box.com/site/index.html
Hi there, what did you buy ?
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this
sachadog wrote:
Hi
If you are UK based, have a look at Tranquilpc. website.
They manufacture fanless small home servers and fit drives to your
requirements.
I use a T7 Home Server running Microsoft Windows Home Server Version 1.
It has been updated by Tranquil and has performed extremely
RonM wrote:
I have a Fit-PC2, and have been using it exclusively as a music server
for almost three years. It's on 24/7 except when I go on holiday or the
power goes off. It feeds a Transporter via ethernet, as well as 2 Booms
and a Duet via wifi, in various places at various times.
It's
JJZolx wrote:
How much storage space do you need?
I ask because if you get a tiny nettop type system then you may be
forced to use an external hard drive (or drives). That's not a terrible
thing, but the extra cabling and wall wart can be messy and it somewhat
defeats the purpose of using
mlsstl wrote:
Yes, no problem to install the hardware -- I think it was 4 screws to
take the cover off. The RAM chips can only pop into their slots one way
and it was a couple of more screws to mount the drive plus plugging in
the cables.
I used an external USB CD/DVD drive for the OS
Pneumonic wrote:
These days you can grab name brand netbooks for under $200 that are not
only whisper quiet and non obtrusive but which also easily run LMS. I
use a couple of Acer's in dedicated applications and couldn't be
happier.
Would they house a 1 Tb drive though ? I want everything
mlsstl wrote:
Yes, no problem to install the hardware -- I think it was 4 screws to
take the cover off. The RAM chips can only pop into their slots one way
and it was a couple of more screws to mount the drive plus plugging in
the cables.
I used an external USB CD/DVD drive for the OS
mlsstl wrote:
A month or two ago I bought a Foxcon R10-D4 Atom PC with 2 GB RAM and
installed an existing 1.5TB drive along with the Vortexbox software. The
latter is a free download (Linux based, no GUI interface) that is
designed to run headless. Quite inexpensive, very small and works
mlsstl wrote:
I'm in the US and bought mine on Amazon. The memory just snaps in place
and the SATA hard drive is easy to plug in. (I did not install a CD/DVD
drive on mine.) I'd say the harder part of building your own would be
installing the OS software if you've never done that.
Check
mlsstl wrote:
I'm in the US and bought mine on Amazon. The memory just snaps in place
and the SATA hard drive is easy to plug in. (I did not install a CD/DVD
drive on mine.) I'd say the harder part of building your own would be
installing the OS software if you've never done that.
Check
audiomuze wrote:
HP Microserver
Thanks I will have a look
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=95477
SuperQ wrote:
I built a nice custom linux server/desktop machine. It does a number of
duties besides just LMS. It hosts files for my mac mini (still trying
to decide if I like XBMC or Plex as a UI for that). I also use it as a
primary desktop for browsing and photo editing. It also runs
audiomuze wrote:
That's way too much pc cost if all you want is a quiet box on which to
host LMS.
Absolutely !!!
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread:
aubuti wrote:
reasonably priced is a pretty vague term, but as we're in the
Audiophiles forum I'll assume you mean expensive :-)
If you want quiet, capable, and convenient you probably can't do better
than the Fit-PC line (www.fit-pc.com/web/). The Fit-PC computers are
also ridiculously
audiomuze wrote:
That's way too much pc cost if all you want is a quiet box on which to
host LMS.
Hi, pardon my ignorance but what is LMS ( I live in a cave )
pkfox's Profile:
Hi all, having just moved home I don't have a remote place to site my
old ReadyNas NV box which runs Squeezecenter and feeds my TP ( or
whatever it's called now ) which is necessary because of noise ( don't
know if it's the fan or the drives ) I've just tried siting it under the
stairs but I can
work - can't connect to server is the error message.
It's probably not doable as the wireless is on a 172.x.x.x ip address
and the NAS a 192.x.x.x address.
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
not Touch :-)
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me :-)
pkfox's Profile: http
of cabling issues )
Cheers
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me :-)
pkfox's Profile: http
Thanks to you all - I have done what you suggested the only problem is
the fan noise on the NAS ( it's a ReadyNas NV )
Thanks again , all working now.
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
I have earmarked a place for the NAS under the stairs when I can cable
it ip so will be fine then - thanks again
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me
Thanks Michael
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me :-)
pkfox's Profile: http
MichaelJ;663879 Wrote:
http://www.audioquest.com/ makes a flat speaker cable that may be a
solution for you.
Thanks I'll check them out
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551
*do* lend themselves to concealment -
finally are wireless kits such as on offer from Kef any good ?. I know
this is not a *Slimdevices* question but I do have a TP and SB and this
forum is the best I know for audiophile related questions
Regards
Pete Kane
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird
Hi All, title says it all - apologies if this is against the rules to
sell stuff here. I bought the DAC and SB3 and used them for about a
year before upgrading to a TP, don't know what they're worth now but am
open to offers. I live in Surrey and the buyer would have to collect.
--
pkfox
When
years trying to get my digital system to match my analogue
quality gear, now I am about to up the the anti with the G08.2 ! back
to the drawing board. But I love the convenience of a digital library.
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip
Hi All, I am awaiting delivery of my new Meridian G08.2 cd player and am
wondering if there would be any benefit from connecting it to my TP as
opposed to using the anologue outs direct to my amp ? any thoughts on
this ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S
this space - thanks very much for your input.
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me :-)
pkfox's
My wife has an aversion to using the TP - she also enjoys the ritual of
searching for a cd and putting it on - she also has 2000+ CDs - go
figure :-)~
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
Just to update you - I gave up trying to get my unit repaired - managed
to get a brand new G08.2 for £1899.00 from Sevenoaks Hi Fi which is
about £500 below RRP - still sad to see the old one go though - any
suggestions as to what I could do with it ? ( keep it clean please )
--
pkfox
When
understand why ? all my
collection are in reasonable / good condition
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me
not a techie just love good quality music
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me :-)
pkfox's
as the main music source but my wife still
prefers to use CD's.
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me
Thanks a lot I'll have a look
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me :-)
pkfox's Profile
If you don't use the wireless on your router for anything else - just
turn wireless off on the router
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me
have a TP directly connected to the Meridian
- it blows the SB3 Lite DAC setup into the weeds - just my two cents
worth :-)
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me :-)
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com
, and turn off TV in kids room so they finally go to bed :)
Interesting, have you set it up yet (LinuxMCE) also, how can it
possibly turn off lights etc... ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP
Hi all, does a video equivalent of a TP / SB exist ? if yes which one is
the best ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
CD's - EAC/Grip - ReadyNas NV - CAT5 - Sonicwall - TP - Meridian
551 - Monitor Audio Gold - Me
that it sounded better than the SB2 it replaced by an even greater
margin than I anticipated was icing on the cake).
Wow, I wasn't aware speakers like that existed, so you're saying you
send a digital stream from the TP to the speakers and the speakers have
built in amps ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird
Hi all, I'm curious as to what others might be doing with their TP's, I
have a pretty straightforward setup with the analog outputs connected
direct to my Meridian poweramp, does anyone do anything different ?
what are the other sockets used for ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird
- the Transporter is
used as a digital preamp.
Interesting, what advantage is there pushing the DVD through the TP as
opposed to direct to the TV ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
pkfox's
the connection to
the router
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com
DCtoDaylight;326885 Wrote:
Slim used to sell the 8170s model from smarthome:
http://www.smarthome.com/_/ProductResults.aspx?Ntt=8170s
I'd try a place that sells home theatre gear. This kind of thing is
not uncommon...
thanks for that I'll try and find a UK supplier
--
pkfox
When
Hi All, someone stated in another thread that It's possible to power on
a IR enabled device from a TP using an IR emitter - could someone
recommend one for use with a TP and a Meridian 551 integrated amp ? I'm
in the UK - many thanks
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro
Hi Eric, I'm giving the three month trial a go - if it's up to scratch
it could save me a lot of money on CD's - what is your connection with
Pete Gabriel ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
it
on/off.
See
http://www.gwendesign.com/slimserver/dev_hard_and_software.htm#irblaster
My amp has IR so should be ok, I'm in the UK where can I get one ( IR
Emitter )
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
Hi All, got this link today from The Telegraph
http://www.bowers-wilkins.co.uk, it's got something to do with Peter
Gabriel's studio - just go look...
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
Hi All, I play my TP through a Meridian 551 integrated amp and would
like to be able to power on / off the TP whenever I power up the amp -
is this doable ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
Heimiko;323800 Wrote:
how about the other way around? that IS doable, easily actually, if your
amp has IR or a remote input in the back. Simply use IRblaster, I use it
every day, works like a charm.
Hi there, what is IRblaster ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro
Hi All, thought I'd try here before going the Ebay route - I have a Lite
DAC 60 and a SB3 ( with linear power supply ) for sale, all items are as
new, I'm based in Surrey in the UK - any offers ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=43612
Patrick Dixon;270681 Wrote:
The Xilinix FPGA chip lost its programme.
Thanks Patrick, could you expand on your answer in laymans(ish) terms
? Thanks again
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
it back - while I
have your ear - I have slimserver on a READYNAS NV , is there a way I
can retrieve the ss version from the command line ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
pkfox's
Hi there, what won ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com
Hi All, just installed my TP and so far am totally knocked out by it -
one thing I've noticed is that occasionally it emits a clunking noise
when using the remote( a bit like a floppy disk drive reading a disk ,
but not as loud ) is this normal ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird
Hi All, I have a SB3 hooked up to a Lite DAC 60 which in turn connects
to a Meridian 551 amp - can I expect any improvement by replacing the
SB3/DAC combination with a Transporter ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
Mark Lanctot;189491 Wrote:
See http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=31616
Also Josh Coalson (the FLAC developer) usually lists FLAC download
sources as they appear at http://flac.sourceforge.net/news.html.
You'll have to scroll down a bit.
thanks I'll have a look
--
pkfox
thanks to you all for your help
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http
Hi All, does anyone know if there are any sources of FLAC music files
for sale ? I still find myself buying CD's and ripping which sort of
defeats the object of going totally digital which is my goal
regards
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
ezkcdude;189459 Wrote:
It's funny. These days, CD's are not digital enough for people.
Ha Ha, you know what I mean !
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
pkfox's Profile: http
Mr_Sukebe;189464 Wrote:
The Linn website might interest you. Not only has full bandwidth CD WAV
level files for download, but also 24 bit files, comparable to SACD.
Might be worth a look.
cheers I'll check it out
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S
was ditching the wireless part and going hard wired especially the
Squeezenetwork performance
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php
Patrick Dixon;149293 Wrote:
No problem running an SB+ on 6.3 ...
Sorry for jumping in here Patrick, but I have been thinking of
upgrading to one of your units for some time and would like to know if
you've heard a Transporter yet, and, if yes, how it compares with SB+
thanks
--
pkfox
When
, have you any plans to produce a
Transporter + ? (Where will it all end ?)
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
settings / performance)
Hi there, I'm sure it's easy when you know how, but !, is it a case of
unchecking the slimserver checkbox and clicking on apply ?, I can't see
anything that states this starts and stops slimserver ( and I'm a
software engineer !)
many thanks
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird
plugins (AlienBBC would
be nice) but they will probably come along at some point.
All in all a 5-star purchase for me.
Regards,
NZ
thanks for that, I'll give it another shot - gives me some hope
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn pro. Hunter S Thompson
(all MP3/FLAC and all on
the ReadyNAS - no playlists, no old file references, no shortcuts - just
music and artwork)
sorry i cannot be more help - i'm not really that tech savvy
how do you stop the service when it's running on the NAS ?
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird - the weird turn
,
but it does play ok once it settles down. I'm using a Linux box to
transfer the data which you would think would suit it, what's that tip
on adding music by browsing to the music folder ? - this could save me
a lot of time if just adding one album
regards
--
pkfox
When the going gets weird
I just paid the $480 , but will probably get a duty bill sometime soon,
the other cost was the courier in the UK £28.30
--
pkfox
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http
it ain't - but not ugly either , end result one almost redundant
Meridian 506 CDP
--
pkfox
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t
thanks very much to you all
--
pkfox
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=24132
Hello All, does it make any difference what input channel I connect my
SB3 to ? , I have a Meridian 551 amp , thanks
--
pkfox
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http
--
pkfox
pkfox's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5346
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=24132
___
audiophiles mailing list
1 - 100 of 104 matches
Mail list logo
