Evan_E wrote:
so I guess I either suck it up and buy a Touch for $600 or think about
replacing my whole system with a Sonos system.
Hang in there. Sonos is no match for Squeezebox; believe me I have tried
it.
There are other options. You could wait for the 'Community Squeeze
project'
pfarrell wrote:
The lubuntu is obviously a grandson of Debian.
Yes, all Ubuntu derivats are debian and the l Ubuntu is pretty new
with using well chosen tools and applications making it a light weight
distro. My old Atom D330 feels pretty fast with it. For some a headless
system is enough but
Evan_E wrote:
Hmm...the $600 price was for a supposedly new-in-box Touch, but I
suppose at that price I could afford to get a used dud Classic or two
and still come out ahead.
Just for example, $99 opening bid, no bids to date:
Evan_E wrote:
Hmm...the $600 price was for a supposedly new-in-box Touch, but I
suppose at that price I could afford to get a used dud Classic or two
and still come out ahead.
Actually, I just got one from ebay over the weekend ($120), and it was
in fine condition and worked without a
garym wrote:
... But for my *real* music collection. I own it, rip it, and back it up
to lots of locations. I know this makes me a dinosaur!
Fortunately I have a huge music collection (CDs!) as well (and so am I
one of the dinosaurs ;)). The point is: LastFM was one important channel
to
MarkusE wrote:
Fortunately I have a huge music collection (CDs!) as well (and so am I
one of the dinosaurs ;)). The point is: LastFM was one important channel
to discover new music. As yeomanspc says in the second thread about this
topic
Yes, that will be a real loss.
*Location 1:*
bakker_be wrote:
Hi there, how could this (http://www.minidsp.com/products/dirac-series)
be integrated into the signal chain without losing the benefits of
John's DAC?
This is an issue I am very interested in. Dirac is a very special room
correction suite, I think it is quite a bit better
JohnSwenson wrote:
This is an issue I am very interested in. Dirac is a very special room
correction suite, I think it is quite a bit better than the others and
would very much like to get it into the CSOS flow.
Dirac is a software package (NOT free) which comprises two pieces, the
