[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

Denon UDM-30 or UDM-31. Just discovered these today - don't know how I've missed them for so long. One of these would look great with an SB3 on top! I don't like the look of the newest version(UDM-33) as much, but it looks like there are still quite a few of the older units available. Just thoug

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

Any further info on this 'Pragmatic' product? There sure isn't much on their website. I assume it must be Class D, given the size? Pricing? Distribution? Comparison to the SI T-Amp? I'm currently looking at Edirol active speakers (used to be they were 'studio monitors', now they're 'desktop sp

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

Thanks for that suggestion Usualsuspect, I'm now using a Parasound Z.amp V.3 and Paradigm Atoms wallmounted in my bedroom, at a cost of $500 which I hope to recoup a great deal of by selling my Bose Radio/CD. It sounds great. BTW, where do you have your level attenuators on the Z.amp set to? I d

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

For cramped spaces, I have been happy with: Paradigm Cinema 90 speakers and a Parasound zone amp ("zamp" - about the size of a paperback book). The nice thing about the zamp is that it has adjustable attenuators on the RCA inputs - very useful in taming the "hot" output of the SB2. The zamp v3 is

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

Sorry about that - I've been moving stuff around! Try http://www.at-view.co.uk/components.htm -- Patrick Dixon www.at-view.co.uk ___ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

Patrick Dixon Wrote: > Here's a pick of one of the amps I built for my SB2s. > > http://www.at-view.co.uk/pictures.htm > > This link fails for me ... -- Michaelwagner ___ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.

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Damnthats nice! g -- blah509 ___ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss

Re: [slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

On Sep 29, 2005, at 11:20 AM, PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote: Hey, now that is cool...your brother must be a woodworker or something! Indeed. Check out this kayak he made: (Those leaves are actually inlaid wood...) _

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/29/05 2:04 PM >>> > > My brother built me a custom Squeezebox1 case some time ago > that was intended to be a very close match... (sorry for the poor > cameraphone image...) Hey, now that is cool...your brother must be a woodworker or something! Paul

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

My brother built me a custom Squeezebox1 case some time ago that was intended to be a very close match... (sorry for the poor cameraphone image...) +---+ |Filename: sb1-model1.jpg | |Downlo

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

I have a pair of swan m200s and I am very happy with them. They power my rather small bedroom and have quite accurate, clean sound. I am moderately picky about sound... I have a $2000 set up (with a sb2) in my living room, and the swans compare reasonably well for such a compact, cheap and power

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

fwiw--here's what the Kloss Model 1 and a SB1 look like together. Form factors are very complimentary... +---+ |Filename: foo.jpg | |Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

Here's a pick of one of the amps I built for my SB2s. http://www.at-view.co.uk/pictures.htm It's in a 270x170x65 ish die-cast box and includes a mains PSU using a 160VA 18V-0-18V toriodal transformer, which (as you can see)is the main space consumer. For better amplifier performance you could u

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

Well it looks like I can get another SB2 plus a Table Radio or similar device for Dad's Day. I know this thread is old but it has some good history in it. How happy is everyone with their audio enabled squeezebox solution? I am currently pulling for a Cambridge Soundworks CD740. http://www.camb

[slim] Re: Small solutions for powering the squeezebox in small rooms

this thread is now very old, but I like closure to my threads, so I thought I'd post... I just got my second squeezebox (making me the proud owner of "squeezeboxen"), and went out and bought a Tivoli Henry Kloss Model One (http://tivoliaudio.com/product.php?productid=187&cat=&page=1). The footpri