Bryan! I do a test tone on my surround speakers from time to time, to be
sure they're set right.
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From: brian briansackri...@att.net
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2011 3:48 PM
Subject: computer speakers and suround sound
Hi this Brian
Good idea, it will be interesting to see how the latest Yamaha surround-sound
receiver I plan to buy next year goes, it has manual setting as far as I'm
aware but by default you use a microphone.
For example you sit in your favourite armchair once you've set the amp up and
turn it on, the amp
Hi and thanks to those who provide me with valuable information on the Jawbone
Jambox bluetooth speaker system http://www.jawbone.com
You've heard it said I'm sure that the Jambox is an amazing piece of
technology, I echo that statement without hesitation so if you're looking for a
portable
So how was it to navigate the web site to upgrade the firmware? Robert
Carter mentioned that in his demonstration, and I'd like to know more about
the web site challenges that you face when attempting to upgrade the
machine.
Thanks a lot.
Matthew
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I haven't played much with that aspect of it yet.
As I understand it there's no software upgrades available for it yet anyway so
its not a terribly urgent issue for me, would be if something didn't work
smile.
On 13/11/2011, at 8:05 PM, Matthew Bullis wrote:
So how was it to navigate the
OK, well if you could let us know when you do get to that, if you do, as
maybe some units, purchased from various sellers around the world, might not
be selling the unit with the latest upgrades in. If I had the unit, I would
go test this myself, but I need to wait until I get a bluetooth
Okay well a couple of points I'd like to comment on.
I know various people around the world who have them and who have tested the
update software.
Yep, it would appear to be a challenge for a blind person to use it would seem,
the people I know have sight so they've used it and all report that
my bad, I thought flac was apple lossless.
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From: Brent Harding
Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2011 3:26 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: audio quality
Yes, but that could change now that Apple recently made it open source. I
don't know what would make it
Hi!
Thinking of getting one of these things, anyone have one? Was talking to
someone a couple of days ago who raves about his.
They're a portable speaker unit with an iPod dock on the top, they run on
either Power or rechargeable battery for 8 hours.
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FLAC is a lossless format but nothing whatever to do with Apple, FLAC stands
for Free Lossless Audio Coding, not exactly sure about the last word so I'm
sure someone will correct me on that point.
On 13/11/2011, at 11:37 PM, Richard Claypool wrote:
my bad, I thought flac was apple lossless.
Apple lossless is ALAC. I've never seen anything encoded with it however.
On Nov 13, 2011, at 7:37 AM, Richard Claypool wrote:
my bad, I thought flac was apple lossless.
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How good are these Yamaha systems anyways Dain? I don't know if you want to
call me on Skype to talk abiout them or E-mail me off list, but I've never
heard anything from these guys, so I want to know how good they are. How
theatrical they are. You see originally I wanted to use a Bose system, but
I never knew who made apple flac, so misunderstood the message, thanks for
the knowledge.
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From: David McLean
Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2011 9:04 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: audio quality
Apple lossless is ALAC. I've never seen anything encoded
Dain,
Did your JamBox come with the Live Audio update installed? The one I
ordered from AMAZON.COM didn't. The first thing I tried after starting
music on my iPod Touch was to hold both volume buttons down to start Live
Audio Mode, but nothing happened.
I then went to the web site and
For what they are they're not too bad, the one I'm buying is one of the Pro
series they make but be warned! you pay! and in this case you don't pay too
much, you should be able to get the one I'm referring to for under $1,000.00
and for a surround-sound receiver with its specs, works out quite
Whilst they're different compression methods FLAC and Apple Lossless pretty
much amount to the same thing when used, that is to say that when music is
compressed using either of these encoding methods, the end result is lossless.
AAC/AAC+ is not lossless compression nor is it Apple Lossless
Who told you to hold both volume controls down? I've never heard of this before.
I'm not saying your wrong.
Up till now I've controlled my iPod from the unit itself.
On 14/11/2011, at 5:43 AM, Gary King wrote:
Dain,
Did your JamBox come with the Live Audio update installed? The one I
What's the unit you would get if you could? What moddle are you getting so I
can look it up?
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I am just correcgting the spelling of the subject line.
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If I could I'd get the Denon unit featured at
http://www.radioparts.com.au/ProdView.aspx?popup=1Category=SXAA3515Product=01611142ProdDesc=AVR4311BK+9.2CH+140W+AV+DENON+RECEIVER
Now I'd give you the model of the Yamaha unit i plan to get next year
however the link to the model has changed so
In Robert Carter's review, he makes a point of demonstrating the difference
between normal mode and live or stereo mode.
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Right, well I've not heard that review yet and yes! I've been meaning to listen
to it.
On 14/11/2011, at 10:20 AM, Clifford Blackwell wrote:
In Robert Carter's review, he makes a point of demonstrating the difference
between normal mode and live or stereo mode.
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Ah okay then. I'l take a look at it in a bit. I've looked at some onkyo
recevers to when I realized 7.1 might just be the way to go and Bose doesn't
have any 7.1 systems
. Some people just hate this, I don't think it'll be too long until they do
it.
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From:
Dain,
I'm sure there's information on the JamBox update page that tells how to
invoke Live Audio Mode, but I first heard about it by listening to Robert
Carter's review at
http://robertcarter.posterous.com/
Live Audio Mode only works when connected via Bluetooth. If the update is
Thanks for that, I had the link but couldn't get it to work at the time, this
was 3 weeks ago and it may have been you who sent it to me.
In the meantime? I can only speak from my experience so it will be most
interesting to hear how another has got on with this.
With my iPhone, the Jambox
Okay thanks, I now have the review, had trouble reading the page on the
other computer system I have here for some reason smile.
Thanks again
On 14/11/2011 11:26 AM, Gary King wrote:
Dain,
I'm sure there's information on the JamBox update page that tells how
to invoke Live Audio Mode, but
Okay, here's the situation.
The Live audio update Robert discusses in his podcast is not a critical
firmware update, that is to say Jambox will function quite nicely with or
without it.
I was aware of the Live Audio add-on and I will download it perhaps as soon
as I get my head around the
Where can I see this review by Robert carter?
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On Behalf Of Clifford Blackwell
Sent: 14 November 2011 01:21 AM
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Subject: Re: Jawbone Jambox portable bluetooth speaker
If you'll go to:
http://robertcarter.posterous.com/
you'll find the demo for download. Just so you know, this page takes about a
minute to load up, for some reason. The audio demo is about ten minutes
long, and as we've been discussing on this subject, he doesn't go through
the updating
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Sent: 14 November 2011 08:33 AM
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Subject: Re: Jawbone Jambox portable bluetooth speaker
If you'll go to:
Sounds interesting.
I'm trying to get an idea of size for myself. Would this be something you
could actually carry along with you or not? Say for example with a netbook?
I wouldn't listen to music on this but for the size for something like
speech reproduction the sound is very good indeed.
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