Anne;316788 Wrote:
> Do a search on active speakers, you will find anything from computer
> systems over Quad 12L... And even IF some speakers do not have signal
> sensing auto power off (only the cheapest computer systems do not) the
> power used in stand by is trivial.
I *think* the Quad 12L's
Do a search on active speakers, you will find anything from computer
systems over Quad 12L ,
http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/frr.pl?rspkr&1109030572&read&3&4&; to
Dynaudio, ATC, http://www.britishhifi.com/atc/index.htm, PMC,
http://www.avreview.co.uk/news/article/mps/uan/1514, PMC ALM-1 with
Br
Hi!
Thanks a lot for your reply. Does that mean I don't need to switch off
the SB receivers? Are you sure that when I don't broadcast any audio
the speakers will turn themselfs off?
Do you mind giving me more specifications about your speakers? Size,
power?
Again, thanks a lot for your assistanc
Hi Emrah
> The problem is that all the speakers must be
> active speakers... Therefore, even when I don't broadcast anything, the
> speakers are on and it's annoying.
Most of the self powered speakers that I've looked at, and two pairs
that I own, turn themselves off when there is no signal.
T
Hello!
I'm playing a bit with my new Squeezeboxes and it's quite fun for now.
:) As I'm blind, I don't use the remote controller.. I've developped a
small remote control in bash, a soft that I will certainly release
soon...
So now I'm able to act with all my SBs pretty fine... The only problem
is
