steve4586;187515 Wrote: > My existing Bose Wave radio does accept aux inputs, but it seems a > hassle having two devices to send to sleep and two devices to wake up > at set times. > > Squeezeblaster seems like a good idea, but I would not trust myself > with a mod like that!! >
My journey with the SB3 and Transporter started with my desire to get my CD collection onto my Bose WAVE Radio. There is no way to trigger the AUX function as part of an alarm that I could find. I settled on turning on the Waveradio to AUX when I went to bed and left it like that, with an alarm on the SB3, so the WaveRadio was left on all night. I investigated the blaster, but did not go through with it. While the waveradio is adequate for FM listening (I never really used the built in CD player), as I compared it to my other SB3 and Transporter on Real Speakers, I became dissatisfied. I realized the Bose had no stereo effect by design, was pretty muddy, boomy bass and overly bright at the same time, and to top it all off, had a nasty background noise level on the AUX position that bothered me at night. I eventually decommissioned the old stereo system bookshelf speakers (BW Matrix) and recommissioned them as alarm clock speakers with a power amp directly connected to the SB3. What an improvement! Overkill I know. But I gave the WR to my wife who uses the alarm function to wake up to AM radio.... -- Eric Carroll Transporter-Bryston 3B SST-Paradigm Reference Studio 60 v.4 SB3-Rotel RB890-B&W Matrix 805 SB3-Pioneer VSX-49TXi-Mirage OM7+C2+R2 ReadyNAS NV+ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Eric Carroll's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9293 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=33559 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
