andynormancx;626292 Wrote:
> Yes, lots of us. It has been discussed regularly here.
>
> I have both it and iPeng. SqueezePad takes a different approach with a
> simplified UI compared to iPeng.
>
> I prefer the flexibility of iPeng though, so I rarely use SqueezePad.
I just started using Squeezepad on iPad2 and have been very impressed
with ease of install and set up, plus general usability - it's very
easy to use and I feel more intuitive than iPeng. That you can stream
direct to iPad effectively adds another SB zone to one's network, and
furthermore with USB out into B&W MM1s on board DAC one has a good
source of streamed digital music rather than being limited to the
format support that Apple likes.
For functionality and flexibility, i use SqueezeCommander for Android
on an HTC, and this excels at synchronising zones etc, plus turning
on/off individual controllers. Bit slower sometimes to scroll thru
lists is it's only downside. I barely use the Duet anymore...
For usability Squeezepad is very, very good.
Thumbs up.
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