still affected because of the lower SNR.
If it's noticeable depends on your ears and your system.
You should try for yourself.
Or you can enable replay gain for casual listening and disable it for
critical listening.
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iPhone;384576 Wrote:
> Actually, the 8GB brushed Aluminum! ;}
Wow, impressive. Quick response.
Just kidding. Look at the date of the post you replied to.
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I don't think that's gonna happen.
It contradicts the whole concept of getting the audio away from the
computer.
That's what the SBs and Transporter are all about.
Also, Logitech is a hardware company that makes peripheral devices, not
PC components.
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ent
production firmware 31, which he already has installed.
@Joe
The latest nightlies come with TP firmware 36. Make sure you replace 33
with 36 in amcluesent's instructions.
After restarting the server the TP should reconnect and prompt you to
update the firmware. You shouldn'
iPhone;242553 Wrote:
> The audio slave does come in handy. I prefer to use mine for searching
> for the next CD I am going to listen to.
Looking at your user name I'm sure you had your audio slave painted
glossy white or black. Which one is it?
;-)
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g threads stay open, but it
happens from time to time that very old threads are revived by someone
just by accident.
BTW, 74 posts is not exactly new ;-)
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This thread is over 3 years old!
Silly me, I should have looked at the date before posting...
Edit: at least I wasn't the one who revived it...
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iver are sub-wonderful, but the difference is
> definitely there.
>
Unless your system has a direct analog pass-trough (not common at the
quoted price) it will convert the analog input signal to digital and
then back to analog again. No need to explain that mu
parison page in the wiki:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?HardwareComparison
Not only has the sb3 a better dac but also all other parts are far
superior to the ones used in the slimp3.
The sb3 supports more file formats (FLAC!) than the slimp3 and its
larger buffer makes it less prone to musi
Check out this link to find out how much your current fridge costs you
and the potential savings when you buy a new one:
http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?fuseaction=refrig.calculator
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tags.
But you might have your reason for ripping to wav since you posted in
the audiophiles forum after all ;-)
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turn - two thousand dollars.
Slimdevice Transporter - two thousand dollars.
Never change a CD again - priceless!
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View th
ld directly over their
web site. Maybe they should make the web site less easily accessible.
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ff, run Slimserver on the computer,
> and use the Transporter remote.
>
> I know which sounds more elegant and easy to use to me.
No, you're not alone. Especially when considering that the two
beautiful displays, the knob and most of the remote control would be
plain usele
PhilNYC;163952 Wrote:
> So now the question is...does it sound different now that you've changed
> where the decoding happens? :-)
If only this thread was started in the General discussion forum... The
inevitable could have been avoided!
I'm getting a headache already... ;)
ror correction kicking in (yes,
I know this is depending on the drives as well).
cliveb;150966 Wrote:
> In most cases, there are no uncorrectable errors on the disc, and you
> get the same data whether you rip or record the SPDIF. And in that
> case, rippi
g the digital ouput from a cd player.
There must be something substantially wrong with your cd-rom drive
and/or your ripping software if the ripped files have audible
deficiencies.
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As far as I understand there is absolutely no analog attenuation in the
squeezebox. The transporter has jumpers for analog attenuation.
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Excellent post Adam!
You've put into words what I feel since this deal was anounced.
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TCM Wrote:
> Well, I guess there are some swedes that might afford it
> (http://www.forbes.com/lists/2006/10/BWQ7.html), although he lives in
> Switzerland today...
Yeah, he could afford them. But Ingvar Kamprad would probably be the
last person to buy them...
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slightly higher volume can make a huge difference in
bringing out more bass, highs and detail. Especially consumer products
seem to only sound good in a very narrow volume band.
Turn up the volume slightly when listening to the squeezebox and it
will sound as good as the cd.
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who doesn't really care if your music plays
as mp3 or in a lossless format it is really hard to justify speakers
standing in the middle of the room just because it sounds better (not
to mention buying spikes for a 100)! IMHO a great setup is not just
what you here but also what you see. Sometimes i
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lmost always have to turn up the
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the product info page (http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_specs.html)
says the following about the coax out:
Coax connector: RCA, 500mVpp into 75 ohms
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