this thread has led me to these :
http://www.edirol.com/products/info/ma10dbk.html
The only problem is I need them for my bathroom and I'm not sure how
well they'd take to being placed in that kind of an environment.
Anybody know anything about this? or of any other kind of active
speakers that
For the Squeezebox, I normally install digital cables as the difference
isn't that noticeable between the two and as I sell as a small system,
by using optical cables, the cable can be smaller and hidden away
easier than a large RCA.
Providing you don't mind a (tiny) decrease in quality, you coul
audiofi Wrote:
>
> The MA10D are good speakers and as they are being discontinued, can be
> found cheaper if you hunt around.
>
> In my honest opinion, the replacement MA15D are much better made, more
> solid switches and a slightly darker wood which looks more
> professional. They are also sl
I sell squeezeboxes over here in North East England and to most people,
pair them up with Edirol active speakers (the general public seem to
prefer small speakers and no amp).
The MA10D are good speakers and as they are being discontinued, can be
found cheaper if you hunt around.
In my honest op
Judging my the specs I found here:
http://www.edirol.com/products/info/ma10d.html
I'd say you could use either the analog or digital outs of the squeeze
with no problem. Its hard to tell whether the volume control of the
speaker controls both the digital and the analog but in a pinch you
could u
Hello all -
I recently purchased the SqueezeBox but currently have it running
through some inexpensive Boston computer speakers.
I'm considering the EDIROL MA-10D as they are now only $119.99 through
amazon but would love to hear more opinions about the digital vs analog
debate. That said, could
