I too must defend the Duets. I run two Duet receivers on wifi and
they've been rock solid. I did have to replace a power supply for one
Duet receiver and a wifi card in the other one. For me the key was a
wifi router with good radios like ASUS has. One caution on the
Squeezebox radios is they
If no one does you could build a PiCore Player with a touch screen.
Here's a link to some instructions. It's very simple, I even built one
but I didn't need the touchscreen.
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/getting-started/
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I have 2 fire hd 10 tablets, one is a gen 9 and the other is gen 11,
neither is the ad supported version. According to what I can find from
Amazon they are both based on Android 9 API level 28. I've installed the
Google playstore on both and that works fine. At some point in the past
I installed
They Might Be Giants has done it again for a short window. John Henry
Demos is free for a couple of days.
https://tmbgshop.com/
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WiFi, farthest unit gets 60% signal strength and always works since new
power supply) and
Using LMS 8.3.0 Austin City Limits plays just fine on my Duet receiver.
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WiFi, farthest unit gets 60% signal strength and always works since new
power supply) and Squeeseslave
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If you "Append playlist to Queue" you can start play anywhere in the
playlist.
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WiFi, farthest unit gets 60% signal strength and always works since new
power supply) and Squeeseslave
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agbagb wrote:
> That said, is there any chance at all that the SB kit can solve the
> WiFi6 incompatibility issue?
This issue must just be for specific SB devices. My 2 Duet controllers,
receivers, Boom and PicorePlayer all work fine on my WiFi 6 ASUS router.
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A great review of the Touch and the Squeeze platform! I've been happily
Squeezing my music since Christmas 2008 when I got my first Duet. I now
run 2 Duets, a Pi with PiCorePlayer and a Boom. Don't get the big deal
about the Duets, mine run on WiFi flawlessly. I did have to replace the
WiFi card
I have an Asus RT-AX86U wifi 6 router (no mesh) and my 2 Duet receivers,
Boom and a PiCorePlayer 3B+ (no SB radio) all work fine on wifi with
wifi 6 enabled.
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WiFi, farthest unit gets 60% signal strength and always works
bengaldave wrote:
> LMS does not have equalizer settings, or does it?
Correct, LMS does not have an equalizer. Of course the BUT is...
piCorePlayer does have the ability to use the provided 10 band alsa
equalizer.
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WiFi,
I have a bookmark/favorite right next to bookmark/favorite for this
forum like this.
Code:
https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Aforums.slimdevices.com==
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Cabin system
Thanks Robb,
I suspect that SQLPlaylist will probably continue to work as long as LMS
continues to use SQLite as its database platform.
Wilkes
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Squeeseslave
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This old plugin by Erland is my 3rd most used plugin behind Material
Skin and Music and Artist Information. Now that Erland has dropped
support for his plugins are there any repositories that still have his
old plugins? If not, how do I go about saving what I currently have so
that I don't lose
Sounds like a classic wifi issue. Have you checked to see if you have
competing neighbors on the same channel that you're using for your
2.4Ghz band? I explicitly set my channel rather than have the router use
the auto setting, I do think the receivers have issues following the
router if the
slartibartfast wrote:
> In more than 20 years since then I have never heard anyone use those
> terms.
I spent 38 years in the IBM mainframe world from 360's up to Z
processors and I too had never heard those terms. In that world bytes
were always 8 bits, 1K was 1024 bytes and so on. Storage
cliveb wrote:
> The only issue I see with reservations is the need to discover the MAC
> addresses of all the devices, but I suppose that's not too onerous.
I've not seen this issue. With the device connected to my network I then
go into the setup for LAN and click the "Add" button which then
slartibartfast wrote:
> You can't set a reserved IP address outside the DHCP range. Presumably
> you mean static.
I did not mean static. At least on my ASUS RT-AX86U and my Netgear
DGND3700v1 at a 2nd location allows setting a reserved IP address
outside the defined DHCP range. Note in the
cliveb wrote:
> Just to make sure I've understood this right...
> You've seen routers which block IP addresses in the same subnet as those
> it's DHCP server gives out?
> Please name them so we can avoid!
Seems like it was an ISP provided modem/router - years ago. Set DHCP
range like
cliveb wrote:
> I'm sorry, but who the hell allows their DHCP server to hand out
> addresses in the same range as the static addresses they use? If you
> know how to reserve IP addresses based on MAC address, you must be
> capable of restricting the DHCP pool.
Personally I do add reserved IP's
d6jg wrote:
> There are two stages in WiFi connection.
> First is the SSID connection to the WiFi Access Point or Router and
> second is the acquisition of IP address from DHCP server and connection
> to the network subnet.
> If you attempt to give the Pi a static IP address you simply will not
What is the IP address and how did you give your pCP that address and
what is the IP address of your router? Almost sounds like you've given
your pCP an IP address outside your routers LAN subnet.
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Joni Mitchell joins Neil Young in removing music from Spotify. No
Spotify for me.
https://nypost.com/2022/01/29/joni-mitchell-removing-her-music-from-spotify-i-stand-with-neil-young/
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Cabin system - Rock solid with
I would guess your best shot is here on these forums since we know what
these are and how to use them. 2nd would be ebay. Don't know how big
your library of local music is, but there is a limit to the size of your
library with Sonos. I would see Sonos as reasonable for the radio and
boom, but
I would guess it was before 2005. The earliest post I can see in these
forums is Apr, 2005. I would think that Slim devices had these
capabilities right from the get go.
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Squeeseslave
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slartibartfast wrote:
> I have no issue using Chrome for LMS. It tells me the connection is
> insecure but that is all. What do you mean when you say you have to
> force it to use the http favourite?
Also works fine for me in both Chrome and the newer Chromium based Edge
- Windows 10Pro. LMS
What do you mean by "can't connect"? Can your radio see your 2.4GHz
network SSID (name you gave it)? Just FYI, none of the actual Squeeze
devices can see a 5GHz wifi network if that's what you're trying to
connect to. Please give us more detail.
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One little addition to P Nelsons reply. Squeezelite-x can run on the
same PC that you install LMS on and will play through your PC speakers.
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P Nelson wrote:
> I have an old Netgear router I am using as an ethernet hub or access
> point. The netgear hardware seems fine and I have never had any
> problems.
I agree that the hardware is fine. I have an old DGND3700v1 with 3rd
party firmware that has been very reliable at another
One other thing, a shameless plug... My old network was Netgear and
after switching to ASUS I'll never consider Netgear again. ASUS has way
better support for their line of consumer routers and ASUS support can
actually be contacted.
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This last summer I upgraded my router to an RT AX86U and now on stock
firmware 3.0.0.4.386_45934. Before my wifi was pretty weak so I had an
AP to get coverage. What I've found with the new router is it covers my
whole house very well so I no longer require the AP so I didn't
implement AIMesh.
And don't forget that you can dump the old SB devices and replace them
with a piCorePlayer.
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Not too long ago I had a similar question. See this thread;
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?112995-Replaygain-Check-My-Thinking
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cliveb wrote:
> Congratulations on finding a way to run a Duet Receiver (9V) from a USB
> supply (5V).
Sorry, did this for a different android box. For the receiver I did
this
cliveb wrote:
> Congratulations on finding a way to run a Duet Receiver (9V) from a USB
> supply (5V).
https://www.walmart.com/ip/9V-2A-Adaptive-Fast-Rapid-Charging-Wall-Charger-US-Plug-For-Samsung-Galaxy-Phones-Black/835327484
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I've had two Duet receiver power supplies fail over the last 12 years.
The last time I had a failure I bought one of these 'cords'
I don't know what's different about the SB radios? I run 2 Duets with
controllers and a Boom (along with squeezelite on a couple of PC's) all
on a single Asus RT-AX86U with wifi 6 enabled. Used to have a Linksys
EA6350 in AP mode over ethernet, but removed it when I found that the
Asus gave me
I'll post the link for you.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32799056131.html
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B/Hifiberry DAC+ Pro/PiCorePlayer and Squeezeslave
Squeezebox Boom
Interesting. I recently had an issue where I couldn't save playlists
from a specific piece of software (SPFLite). Notepad and Notepad++
worked just fine. My music is on an internal separate physical drive
"D:", I checked all permissions and ownership which all seemed fine.
When the Win10 21H1
I believe this is accomplished with a factory reset, long press the
front button on the receiver until you get a fast blinking red LED on
the front. You will then have to set up the receiver from scratch,
either with the controller or NET::UDAP.
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I too have had great luck with the receivers, I have 2 (both work fine)
and have had 1 power supply failure and 1 wifi card failure over 10+
years and was able to get replacement parts for both. If I would have
had to solder I'd build a pi/DAC to replace it and I do have 1 pi/DAC in
service too.
A little off topic, but I think higher bitrate mp3 is quite good and
shouldn't be discounted so quickly. About 8 years ago @archimage (a user
here) did some double blind testing of FLAC vs higher bitrate mp3 and
the outcome of that test can be found here;
Since you plan on running wired did you try the SB2 with the wifi card
removed? I thought I'd read that SB2 will run wired with wifi card
removed.
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What is your location since you didn't provide it in your profile?
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Squeezebox Boom - "At
I got an answer in the Foobar2000 forum that solves my question. The key
is to use %list_index% as the first variable in the File name pattern.
So I used %list_index% %title% as my pattern so the file names in my
target folder came out with a sequence number and song title in the
order they are
@garym, Thanks for confirming my replaygain approach!
On the Foobar2000 question I think I'll go get an id on their forum so I
can post the question over there.
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Two questions...
I have a playlist of about 80 songs that I've now put on a CD ISO in
MP3. The tracks all had track and album gain tags. The CD player in my
car doesn't know about gain tags so I used Foobar2000 to copy the tracks
to a folder and then used the Foobar2000 utility to apply track
Here's one that needs nothing added or changed and I've referred other
to this in these forums. I find the wiki useful for other stuff too.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/SBR_front_button_and_LED
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What OS and anti virus are you running? Both AVG and Avast are blocking
the Windows .exe downloads for 7.9.3, 7.9.4 and 8.0.
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Model
My Moto x4 smartphone has FM radio built in, but you must use wired
headphones because that's the antenna. It also has a MicroSD card slot
so I also have my entire music library on my phone too.
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Cabin
Sounds like the power supply for the receiver is beginning to fail.
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Model B/Hifiberry DAC+ Pro/PiCorePlayer and Squeezeslave
If you are on a Windows system there's an Android app for your phone /
tablet that allows you to mount an Android folder as a drive to Windows
or Linux. This would allow for the use of something like SyncToy to
synchronize folders between Windows and Android.
I believe AFT is for MacOS or FreeBSD and makes it so you can mount a
android folder as a disk drive while the phone or tablet is USB
connected.
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I've not seen anything that automatically syncs LMS music to an android
phone. For me it's always been a manual process. I know Orange Squeeze
has the ability to download music from LMS to the phone, but it's not
automatic.
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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!
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Model B/Hifiberry DAC+ Pro/PiCorePlayer and Squeezeslave
Squeezebox Boom - "At Large" player around both home and cabin
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
@mherger
Michael,
Would it be possible to move the things in this box up to the Album so
you don't have to drill into a song to see these items, at least the
Album information and Local Artwork items. If Artist information is from
the Artist, not Album Artist tag then Artist information should
Wondering if you got my PM?
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Model B/Hifiberry DAC+ Pro/PiCorePlayer and Squeezeslave
Headphones and car - Android phone/Bluetooth
d6jg wrote:
> Something close to 90% of the population cant hear the difference
> between 320kbps mp3 and 16/44.1 FLAC leaving 10% who can.
> Of the 10% only a very few can differentiate consistently above 16/44.1.
> I read somewhere that unless you are a dog 24/192 is a complete waste of
>
FredFredrickson wrote:
> VBulletin is free I believe.
Base price on your storage is $250 USD or the cloud option starts @ $15
a month and goes up from there depending on storage requirements.
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and Squeeseslave
Cabin
Pretty cool dream, but I'm not holding my breath.
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Model B/Hifiberry DAC+ Pro/PiCorePlayer and Squeezeslave
Headphones and car -
Blackfiction wrote:
> Hi RobbH,
> In the Netherlands every year a national radio station, npo radio 2, is
> broadcasting the top 2000 best songs. They start on Christmas day and
> they go on night and day to finish at 24.00 at new years eve. People can
> vote for their favorite songs in the
I brought a receiver back to life with this card, but I see that it's no
longer available on Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Compex-802-11b-WLM54G-23-2-4GHz-Mini-PCI/dp/B003WQPCB6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8=1519334048=8-1=WLM54G+Atheros+AR2413
You can probably find it somewhere else. For how I brought
GRC wrote:
>
> Had a Duet and Controller but they really were a low spot in the line
> IMHO so moved them on.
>
Just goes to show you how it's different strokes for different folks. I
have 2 Duet receivers and 3 controllers and I think the Duets are super.
Main system - Rock Solid with
The PiCorePlayers are cheap and easy enough to build which should carry
this platform for the foreseeable future. I find the player to be easier
to configure and more reliable than a Duet receiver. On occasion the
Duet receiver has just started playing loud static that I have to hit
Rew and it
Will we get a official community release of LMS 7.9.2 like we have for
7.9.1?
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Model B/Hifiberry DAC+ Pro/PiCorePlayer and
The Union (Elton John & Leon Russell) came with a PDF booklet and I
viewed it both in the WebUI and OrangeSqueeze. A tablet with Orange
Squeeze would be way better than my phone for viewing the PDF.
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Cabin
That setting was enabled. I tried it with that setting Disable and
here's the result, but the "M" is still there. That did eliminate some
other buttons though.
+---+
|Filename: Other M.png
FYI- This plugin also adds the same "Local Artwork" item to the list of
things for an album in Orange Squeeze to look at all the local artwork
I've stored in the album folder. Dang, now I have to think about
scanning any booklets or whatever came with a disc so I can have it
available on the
Installed and it's not quite as straight forward as it sounded. I had to
select the "M" item in the list (circled in red) and then I got the
"Local Artwork" item which calls up small images of what's in the
current folder. An image can be clicked to bring up a nice sized picture
of the image
On all my new rips I've been including both the front cover "Folder.jpg"
and the back cover as "Rear.jpg" in my album folders. Also as time
permits I've been adding rear cover art to the rest of my album folders.
Is there any possibility of adding a feature to the LMS WebUI that when
I click on
mandryka wrote:
> This is what happened to me. Can you explain how to use relative music
> file locations in playlists?
Let's take an example and assume "D:\Music" is your root music folder
and you have a structure under this that's something like
"D:\Music\[Artist]\[Album]\[Songs]".
For
This may sound like heresy to some of the SB folks, but I have all my
playlists in my root SB music folder. I've found this works very well as
long as you use relative file locations rather than absolute file
locations in the playlists. This also allows me to move my entire music
library between
Do you mean RIP a CD? Reading the CD and creating some type output file
(MP3, FLAC, WAV, Etc) is a RIP. Burning a CD is taking files on your
computer and writing them to a CD. Once you've RIP'd a CD, you can
verify the tags using something like MP3Tag to ensure the tags meet your
needs (Album
radish112 wrote:
> Even in the privacy of your own home, I'd stay away from the "brown
> acid" :)
Stick with the Window Pane or Orange Barrel and you should be fine. ;)
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mherger wrote:
> You can consider it a bug that you'd now get two genres, but not
> the correct list.
I fully agree about GIGO. The only part that I would see as a bug is
when the tracks that created "Pop" and "pop" genres all get bucketed
under just one of these. The songs should be
cliveb wrote:
> It's a bit like choosing to go to Tesco (Walmart for our US cousins) in
> a Ferrari instead of a Ford - no advantage, and you end up burning more
> fuel.
The Ferrari does make the journey a lot more fun and if I had the
Ferrari I'd probably take the long way both to and from
Dumb question... With the mesh network have you tried restoring the SD
card image like you did when you went back to the Airport Extreme?
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I would say if your Android TV can access Google Play Store it should
work.
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Thanks! A quick google search found a converter for "Unix Time".
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You can read the "Persist" DB using SQLite Expert Personal (Free). Just
curious, what is the format of the "lastPlayed" column? I see values
like "1547337301" in the lastPlayed column.
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I'm in a similar situation and ended up with a Onkyo DR-UN7. I had to
get a converter to change the component video out to HDMI. It will not
play BlueRay, only regular DVD's and CD's. The Onkyo by itself will only
run the front speakers, to run the rest of a 5.1 surround would require
a separate
They're legit. The knob was removed in the last Transporter iteration.
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Thanks Slim! That is pretty cool. "Somebody spoke and I went into a
dream"
Credit Escher
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|Filename: Reptiles.jpg |
|Download:
It should run Win10 about the same as it runs 7. Either way I'd upgrade
your RAM to 8GB. The biggest and most notable speed improvement I've
seen is going to a SSD system drive, it's like night and day difference.
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and
On the SSD finite read/write cycles... Most vendors now build their
laptops with SSD main drives. I would think that if this were a real
world concern SSD's wouldn't be the current preferred device type for
laptops. I would think a music library on a SSD would have substantially
less I/O
This case is the best I've found for Pi with touch screen
https://www.adafruit.com/product/3187
If you do a DAC card you can get a back cover
https://www.amazon.com/SmartiPi-Touch-back-HAT-cover/dp/B072M1YSQD/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8=1519310569=8-2=smartipi+touch
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Do you mean... Will a Linux install overwrite your docs, excel, jpg's,
etc. Like a Windows from scratch install typically formats the drive
erasing everything.
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I believe that if Logitech built full LMS control for Google Play and
Alexa with an easier to configure Duet receiver they could be right back
in the game. And oh ya, some marketing that knew what they had would
also help.
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I would guess that if your RoomAmp has either digital or analog audio
inputs you should be able to use it with a SB player. Just plug the the
SB output into the RoomAmp input with speakers connected to the RoomAmp
outputs.
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I wonder if the WaveInput plugin would work for this?
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/WaveInput_plugin
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I know this thread is over 2 years old, but I use PowerAmp on my phone.
It has been updated to V3, requires at least Android 5. It does have
both Folder Hierarchy and just Folder methods to view your library. For
an android phone app I'm impressed with how much functionality PowerAmp
has. It
I don't know if @erland spends time here anymore. You could PM him, he's
one of the ickstream people.
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Cabin system - Rock solid with LMS 7.9.1 Official on Win10 Pro - 1 RPi 3
Model B/Hifiberry DAC+
What system are you trying to run UDAP on. If a Windows system just use
the .exe file. The Windows .exe file of Net::UDAP is self contained file
with all the Pearl stuff integrated. When you run Net::UDAP the receiver
needs to be ethernet cable attached to your router and then put into
factory
Matt Hooper wrote:
>
> If it helps: I just looked at the flac files, played one song in itunes
> and it played fine, with a small album image.
>
I was not aware that iTunes could play flac files. How was that
accomplished?
Main system - Rock Solid with LMS 7.9.1 Official on WHS 2011 - 2
I presume you don't include the cost of the speakers in your "total cost
is less than $150" or you need to tell us where you acquired the
speakers. ;-)
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And why?
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TomAmes wrote:
> Preference for convenience over audio quality is a trend that I have
> found disheartening. Unless I am in the immediate area my wife prefers
> to listen to the Echo in the kitchen rather than the SB Boom. My adult
> daughter, her husband and all of their friends are satisfied
One of the things I look for is bands that are capable of doing whole
albums like "Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit". I know we had the "one hit
wonders" like "J. Frank Wilson and the Cavaliers", but the one hit
wonders don't seem to have that formula for longevity that we saw in the
60's.
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Mnyb wrote:
> SB2/3 and transporter can do this , sometimes rebooting helps sometimes
> a xilinks reset or factory reset does it.
I've had my Duet receiver do the buzz thing too. I can just hit the
backup or skip arrow on the controller and it will quit buzzing and
start playing again.
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