Grumpy Bob wrote:
> We seem to have deviated from the main thread somewhat!
>
True, but some of the best conversations I've ever had have consisted
mainly of digressions.
>
> I found myself wondering if the OP's friends, who don't seem to have a
> HiFi if I remember correctly, may not have
We seem to have deviated from the main thread somewhat!
I found myself wondering if the OP's friends, who don't seem to have a
HiFi if I remember correctly, may not have a music collection in any
formats. In which case a multiroom system aimed at streaming from
Spotify or similar and internet
Cool stuff in these inner grooves!
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Touch, Boom, Radio (all ethernet)
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RobbH wrote:
> I miss the "inner groove" audio on Yer Album by the James Gang. Side 1
> repeated "Turn me over" until the arm lifted. Side 2 said "Play me
> again!" Totally missing on the CD.At the end of side 1 of "The Bobby Darin
> Story" he says
"Now you better turn me over or I'll crash
w3wilkes wrote:
> Then there's humor in the migration to CD... "Tom Petty - Full Moon
> Fever - Running Down a Dream" at the end of this song on the CD where he
> added the blurb;
>
> Hello CD listeners...
> We've come to the point in this album where those listening on cassette,
> or records,
RobbH wrote:
> Speaking of different ways of packaging the same thing, and getting back
> to my original question: I am marginally aware of other music systems
> based on Raspberry Pi, like Max2Play, but have never felt a need to
> investigate anything other than piCorePlayer. Should I be
Thank You!
Main system - Rock Solid with LMS 7.9.3 Official on WHS 2011 - 2 Duets
and Squeeseslave
Cabin system - Rock solid with LMS 7.9.3 Official on Win10 Pro - 1 RPi 3
Model B/Hifiberry DAC+ Pro/PiCorePlayer and Squeezeslave
Squeezebox Boom - "At Large" player around both home and cabin
RobbH wrote:
> Speaking of different ways of packaging the same thing, and getting back
> to my original question: I am marginally aware of other music systems
> based on Raspberry Pi, like Max2Play, but have never felt a need to
> investigate anything other than piCorePlayer. Should I be
RobbH wrote:
> Indeed, many albums on LP could be described similarly, with each side
> being a separate and distinct work. When the medium switches to CD, or
> folder full of files, or a stream from a server, the pause marking the
> boundary between sides is lost. And that changes the
cliveb wrote:
> Quite so. LP does not necessarily equate to album. There are LPs that
> contain more than one album. Obvious example off the top of my head is
> Kate Bush's 1985 LP, which contains the two albums "Hounds of Love" and
> "The Ninth Wave": to my mind they are distinctly separate
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