2006 here so not quite there yet!
But still using 1xSB2 study, 2xSB3 Kitchen + Bedroom, 2xSBT Lounge
/ Music Room
And while I have tried to find a more modern alternative there
isn't one that compares in terms of interface & flexibility & sound
quality IMO.
How crazy is that for a 'te
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> I have to wait one more year.
> Bought my first SB3 in 2006...
Same here, they didn't arrive in Australia 'till December 2005, bought
mine (a white SB3) in Jan 2006 after reading this post
http://www.hydrogenaud.io/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=38242&view=findpost&p=337788
I have to wait one more year.
Bought my first SB3 in 2006...
'M-DAC' (http://www.audiolab.co.uk/M-DAC%20Series.aspx?lang=En) ->
'Focal MP1200' (http://www.mp1200.co.nf/) -> 'Focal Electra 1028 Be'
(http://www.focal.com/en/electra-1000-be-2/209-electra-1028-be-3544053695099.html)
1 x SB3, 1 x S
My first email recommending SLIMP3 to a colleague was dated Jan 2003!
Testament to the quality, every SLIM/Squeeze box I ever bought still
works today (the original SLIMP3 is in the garage by the treadmill) - ok
I 've had to replace 3 or 4 power supplies, and had one faulty touch
replaced under w
Wow ! Just checked back though my history to find that I ordered my
original Squeezebox 2 back on 24th June 2005
Still got the little fella - but sadly not currently used.
Since then expanded with a Boom (now with a flakey power connector) , a
couple of Duets, a Transporter and last but not leas
Since i had also my 10 year anniversary (but just for the Server - all
of my org. Hardware is broken since some Months ago) there is something
in my mind i want to share..
Slimserver / slimdevices was a head of the time i do really remember my
first "real" (Server) Hardware and some of my big nex
This thread reminds me that I too bought my first SB2 back in 2005,
although it was later in the year - around Sept IFRC.
MeSue wrote:
> Yes, that's true. Logitech was headed that direction with tinyLMS on the
> Touch.
Trying to squeeze (pardon the pun) tinyLMS onto what was essentially a
player
philippe_44 wrote:
> Yes, but there is till obviously a market, see Sonos, Bose, Samnsung and
> other small players ... and the "younger folks" also age a bit with time
> and like to listen through good speaker systems, often
I've actually been playing with a new Amazon Echo and it's a close
rep
MeSue wrote:
> Yes, that's true. Logitech was headed that direction with tinyLMS on the
> Touch. Maybe the technology wasn't quite ready back them, but it's
> certainly doable now. But I think another part of the problem is the
> younger folks are content to just use their personal devices and do
SlimChances wrote:
> I have been using various incarnations of SBs (Sb1,2,Classic,
> Boom,Touch, Radio) for at least 10 years and it has been a great
> technological innovation; marrying the storage and speed of the computer
> with the high fidelity of a stereo. I looked at other systems when I
>
philippe_44 wrote:
> What I think is sad is there is no system today that is better (and I
> have a whole set of Sonos). But I think the need to run LMS on a
> computer (put aside mysqueezebox) was a pain that most consumers did not
> get or did not want to deal with: crash, need of an always-on
What I think is sad is there is no system today that is better (and I
have a whole set of Sonos). But I think the need to run LMS on a
computer (put aside mysqueezebox) was a pain that most consumers did not
get or did not want to deal with: crash, need of an always-on PC etc ...
(at least this is
I have been using various incarnations of SBs (Sb1,2,Classic,
Boom,Touch, Radio) for at least 10 years and it has been a great
technological innovation; marrying the storage and speed of the computer
with the high fidelity of a stereo. I looked at other systems when I
started such as Turtle Beach
Count me in, too! My Squeezebox ecosystem has changed my life. The music
in our home has never been so abundant. Thanks to my Squeezeboxes and
Internet radio I have found so many great stations over the US and the
world. The music services have allowed me to experience such a variety
of music and
My sentiments exactly! Started with my first SB3 in January 2007 and
it's been a constant source of enjoyment nearly every day since.
Win7Pro(x64)[3.3Ghz i5, 8GB RAM, 120GB SSD system, 15TB storage], LMS
7.9.0 -> Logitech Squeezebox Classic V.3 -> Cambridge Audio DacMagic ->
NAD C160 -> 2 x NAD
This month is the ten year anniversary since I bought my first
Squeezebox. I didn't realize it last night when I made the deal to sell
my first Squeezebox 2, but I just read this old blog post of mine and
realized:
http://www.geekintheforest.com/musical-bliss/
What at a ride it has been. Happy t
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