Benefactor wrote:
> FWIW, Touches are still in stock at B&H Photo here in NYC.
>
> $259 free shipping (USA).
>
> https://secure.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=logitech+squeezebox&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search=
Now they are out of stock.
jhonsber...@msn.com wrote:
> Buying a discontinued product that relies on bug fixes to maintain its
> functionality
> when there is some doubt as to whether Logitech will put forth the
> effort to
> correct those problems Is ludicrous IMO .
I just want to stream my large library of FLAC files
FWIW, Touches are still in stock at B&H Photo here in NYC.
$259 free shipping (USA).
https://secure.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=logitech+squeezebox&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search=
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garym wrote:
> is there any particular reason I might want to keep any of these "as is"
> (no initial setup). Thoughts?
I'd plug them in, and set them up, if for no other reason than to make
sure you didn't get any dead-in-box/defective units.
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I have used the search function, and have seen a lot of older threads
suggesting different solutions, used with various different squeezebox
models.
I have no experience with outboard DACs
I don't need a headphone amp, as I have a Perreaux amp, already.
I was looking at the Cambridge DacMagic 1
JohnSwenson wrote:
> The easiest way to bring up a Touch is to connect it to the internet so
> it starts up going to mysb.com, this will load the latest firmware
> (7.7.2 these days). Go ahead let it do that. Then connect to your local
> 7.6.1 SBS, this will change the firmware to the right vers
Thank you.
I was going to just leave them in their boxes, sealed.
Setting them up with the correct firmware (and also making sure they
work correctly), makes a whole lot more sense.
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JohnSwenson wrote:
> The easiest way to bring up a Touch is to connect it to the internet so
> it starts up going to mysb.com, this will load the latest firmware
> (7.7.2 these days). Go ahead let it do that. *Then connect to your local
> 7.6.1 SBS*, this will change the firmware to the right ve
Once you get to Etree, the recent 24-bit transfers of the Fillmore East,
1971 run (from the baked master reels) are probably a great place to
start.
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fphredd;536701 Wrote:
> Where do you get 24/96 boards?? :D
Etree is probably a good place to start...some really amazing high-res
transfers being done out there...
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