With either a Boom or Radio. If you don't have WiFi then the Boom is a
great choice. If you think you may go to WiFi in the future, then the
Radio with the battery pack would give you the most flexibility.
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JeffHart
You know, I'm all for progress. It's change I object to.
Mark Twain
Actually I would also add a (cheap) wlan-router. Connect it to your Mac
and you have a wireless music network for the Radio/Boom mentioned
above (sharing the Macbook's wifi should work, too).
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copperstate
copperstate's
jreber;552329 Wrote:
I plan to bring my Macbook Pro (OS 10.6.3) with my 500GB+ music
collection on an external esata hard drive. I also have an Apple HiFi
that has 1/8 input that I could use as speakers. I could just play my
music from iTunes on my Mac and take the audio out from the Mac
Greetings
I currently have a Duet with an additional receiver and I love them
both. I will be going to the beach for a couple of weeks and would
like to bring my music collection along. I plan to bring my Macbook
Pro (OS 10.6.3) with my 500GB+ music collection on an external esata
hard drive.
What price range are you going for with the self powered speakers?
I use AudioEngine A5's, MSRP is $349 (they are often sold under $300,
keep an eye out for sales from retailers).
These sound incredible for their size price. ;)
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toby10
Logitech Z-2300 powered speakers have excellent 2.1 sound with plenty of
bass, and they only run about $120 or so. For a beach house vacation
they should be perfectly acceptable. I use them in my den at home, and
they sound great. At only about half volume they're very loud for the
room.
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