Thank you all for your kind and precise comments and directions.
Giacomo
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gbruzzo;194409 Wrote:
> Mr_Sukebe,
> What are your criticisms of B&W speakers (just very curious - no intent
> at provocation)? Are they too cold? What are your favourite speakers?
As mentioned, it's a personal thing. I find B&W speakers to have a
very ploddy bass. There's a lot of it, but it'
gbruzzo;194376 Wrote:
> (I confess that I dream about a Slimdevices product that looks like a
> Transporter, maybe without the clever knob, and acts as a network
> storage computer - something akin to an htpc with Transporter looks and
> fluorescent tube display for harddrive temperature monitori
gbruzzo;194361 Wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> does anyone have any direct/indirect experience with the McIntosh MS300
> network music server
>
> http://www.mcintoshlabs.com/mcprod/shopdisplayproducts.asp?hid=&id=19&cat=Sources&prodid=1113&product=MS300
>
> and more generally some comments about McI
Mr_Sukebe;194402 Wrote:
> Speakers are probably the most personal choice within a stereo system.
> Whilst I love what I own, you might hate them, so it's fairly pointless
> me recommending them or similar. Additionally, I really really don't
> like B&W speakers. Simply never heard a pair that
Speakers are probably the most personal choice within a stereo system.
Whilst I love what I own, you might hate them, so it's fairly pointless
me recommending them or similar. Additionally, I really really don't
like B&W speakers. Simply never heard a pair that did anything but put
me off.
You
Mr_Sukebe;194380 Wrote:
> Most of the AV servers that I've seen details of do appear to almost
> always have some kind of odd drawback or design flaw. My personal
> preference is a big PC case hidden out of sight, connected via RF to
> the SB. That allows plenty of HD storage and cheap upgrades
Most of the AV servers that I've seen details of do appear to almost
always have some kind of odd drawback or design flaw. My personal
preference is a big PC case hidden out of sight, connected via RF to
the SB. That allows plenty of HD storage and cheap upgrades.
Ref Mac kit, I've heard their
AdamSlim,
thanks for the swift answer.
I am currently using a Transporter, which I adore. I came to McIntosh
on the wave of a long search for a network media storage server which
should be fanless, Raid 5, and high end. It would need to be something
along the lines of the Infrant Repertoire but
I have no direct experience, but moot a couple of caveats:
- 300GB is probably not enough, if you use FLACs. I would check with
them to ensure that the HD can be changed
- How easy can it be to change the tags? My brother-in-law has a Sony
machine that ripped all his music in (to ATRAC, I thin
Hello all,
does anyone have any direct/indirect experience with the McIntosh MS300
network music server
http://www.mcintoshlabs.com/mcprod/shopdisplayproducts.asp?hid=&id=19&cat=Sources&prodid=1113&product=MS300
and more generally some comments about McIntosh Amps/Preamps/Integrated
Amps?
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