The Squeezebox Controller at $299.99 is a great value.
It's a mini linux computer with an ARM processor, built in WiFi, a
Wolfson DAC (same as the receiver), an IR emitter, a headphone jack,
and a SD slot.
Where it is now, and where the developer community takes it in a few
months are 2 differen
Well I've already sounded off in Mike's sticky thread announcement, but
I'll spout it off again here: $299 for the new Squeezebox Controller
is way too much (although I do agree that the Duet is a much better
deal than Sonos + Sonos remote).
If the new controller was $199 I might have bought two
erland;254711 Wrote:
> Does the SqueezeBox Controller have a working headphone output ?
>
> What does "Digital passthrough to S/PDIF for DTS" mean on the
> SqueezeBox Controller ?
> It says it support this in the product specification on:
> http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_controller.html
As with
Ali-M;254705 Wrote:
> Why go with the Wolfson DAC instead of the Burr-Brown?
The Duet Receiver has no headphone jack or geekport, and also needed
different power supply voltages, so the electrical requirements for the
DAC were completely different. The Wolfson is a newer DAC which better
met tho
I'll add that in, but it may have to wait a couple days.
I need to pack for CES!
Mike
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mvalera;254721 Wrote:
> All the listening would be through whatever you are controlling with the
> Controller.
>
> I put a qualifier in the audio formats at the top, does that make it
> more clear?
It's a little bit clearer, but I really don't understand why the "Audio
Formats" section should
All the listening would be through whatever you are controlling with the
Controller.
I put a qualifier in the audio formats at the top, does that make it
more clear?
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