little fred Wrote:
> thank you to Konut, Boxerboy, and even Ezkcdude for being on topic. the
> rest of you have made sure that i will not ask for advice on this forum
> for a very long time maybe ever.
>
> fred
That did get rather totally off track, but there's no need to be rude.
I'm sure we
thank you to Konut, Boxerboy, and even Ezkcdude for being on topic. the
rest of you have made sure that i will not ask for advice on this forum
for a very long time maybe ever.
fred
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Robin is absolutely right but I seem to remember that there have been
murmurs recently of setting up a House of Commons investigation into
the whole music copyright situation in the UK because even they think
the whole music copyright protection issue has gone too far.
It now appears that if you
opaqueice wrote:
>
> Copyright infringement to put music on a hard drive? That would be a
> truly draconian interpretation of copyright, and, as far as I know,
> even the RIAA hasn't tried to claim so (although I wouldn't be
> surprised if they tried). In any case, this is from their website
> h
opaqueice Wrote:
>
> While IANAL, I'm pretty sure you could successfully defend yourself
> from a charge of copyright violation in this case, which is in no real
> sense different from loaning your colleagues some CD's for a few hours,
> and/or playing your own music where a few others can hear
I think in discussing these issues it's very important to remember that
the RIAA, or ASCAP, do NOT make the law (thankfully!), and that they
have a very clear motive to distort it. Until a court decides that
something is against the law, or until a law is passed that
specifically prohibits some b
I wonder how they view a private party?
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Ben Diss Wrote:
> So, if I get this right, I can play one CD and 100 people can listen and
> that's OK. I can play that same CD and feed the signal to 10 sets of
> speakers where 10 people per speaker set listen and that's OK. But, if
> I rip the CD and send the signal to 10 SB's driving 10 set
So, if I get this right, I can play one CD and 100 people can listen and
that's OK. I can play that same CD and feed the signal to 10 sets of
speakers where 10 people per speaker set listen and that's OK. But, if
I rip the CD and send the signal to 10 SB's driving 10 sets of speakers
where 10 pe
Ben Diss Wrote:
> Skunk- Are you implying that we should purchase one copy of each CD per
> SB? If so, what would you suggest if I have a conventional CDP
> connected to multiple zones in my house? If that one CDP played music
> in the living room, family room and on the deck would I need thre
Skunk Wrote:
> I only meant the office (especially a software co.), seems like a place
> where the letter of the law should be followed. I was under the
> impression the letter of the law said it's a copyright infringement to
> put music on a hard drive. You have my apologies if that's an incorre
Can't give any objective advice, only an anecdote. I've been using a RW
modded SB3. This is the latest mod with battery supply and upgraded
opamp. I am nothing but thrilled using the analog outs to a OBH-12
Creek passive, direct to a pair of Genelec 8020s. Just killer!
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konut
boxerboy Wrote:
> skunk:
>
> I don't understand your post.
I only meant the office (especially a software co.), seems like a place
where the letter of the law should be followed. I was under the
impression the letter of the law said it's a copyright infringement to
put music on a hard drive. Y
boxerboy Wrote:
> skunk:
>
> I don't understand your post. I've been loading my original CD's into
> my music server. The .wav files are being accessed by four potential
> listeners using Slimserver and SB3. Who's license is being violated?
Sounds fine to me - if they had dropped by your office
Skunk- Are you implying that we should purchase one copy of each CD per
SB? If so, what would you suggest if I have a conventional CDP
connected to multiple zones in my house? If that one CDP played music
in the living room, family room and on the deck would I need three
copies of the CD?
-Ben
skunk:
I don't understand your post. I've been loading my original CD's into
my music server. The .wav files are being accessed by four potential
listeners using Slimserver and SB3. Who's license is being violated?
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boxerboy Wrote:
> I run a software company and have in stalled four SB3's working off a
> dedicated music server.
A software company wouldn't profit much if businesses bought one copy
of your app and let all employees share it. You should review the
music's license :-)
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Skunk
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I run a software company and have in stalled four SB3's working off a
dedicated music server. I have a RWA modded unit in my office powered
by a linear power supply. Vinnie suggested this because my high level
of usage would not allow for battery operation.
My partner has an SB3 playing through t
what office are you running for. you are probably more right than i
would like to admit
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Can I make a prediction? Anyone who has actually gone to the trouble of
making this comparison will no doubt say there is a difference one way
or another.
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SB3->Derek Shek TDA1543/CS8412 NOS DAC->MIT Terminator 2
interconnects->Endler Audio 24-step Attenuators (RCA-direct)->Parasoun
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