These products goes like hot cakes in the ROON crowd .
They believe all audiophile claims and are used to Meridian and Ayre
price levels and are not as pesky as some of us squeezebox user that
want such claims substantiated ?
All not broken digital endpoints do sound the same , some may perform
While they aren't the prettiest of devices, what makes them interesting
to me are:
the inclusion of a screen - to see exactly what is playing
the inclusion of favorite buttons - to instantly be able to choose a
favorite radio station
the inclusion of Google Cast - which makes streaming from a
It did mention sync. But otherwise I'd rather trawl ebay for used sqb..
the only additional thing I'd like there is a Bluetooth audio- like
capability to throw audio from my mobile device.
drmatt's Profile:
Well, they're certainly ugly as sin. More importantly, I didn't see
anything about streaming from a personal library located on a server/PC,
nor anything about having multiple units playing in sync. If they don't
do that, they're worthless to me.
Apesbrain wrote:
> This being a $700 device (including optional PS) I think it fair to ask
> what support can you offer for the "even better sound" claim? DBT,
> measurements, anything?
>
> Thanks for continuing to support the Squeezebox protocols. IMHO it's
> opportunistic gouging
agillis wrote:
> Also check out our new microRrendu. It has even lower electrical noise
> for even better sound from your DAC.
>
> http://microjukebox.com/products/microrendu
This being a $700 device (including optional PS) I think it fair to ask
what support can you offer for the "even better
Mnyb wrote:
> No product is perfect .
>
> + good support for a lot of things and all this other protocols to ,
> nice and a GUI to manage it all .
>
> - no analog out really ? Was the psu included or not ( for that price it
> should ) .
>
> Nice to have display and IR support .
>
> I would
Mnyb wrote:
> Hello still considering this I'm very critical about everything that I
> buy for audio , but I eventually buy stuff when I find the acceptable
> comprise between what I want and what I actually can buy on the market .
> So don't missunderstand me here .
>
> " most people just want
