I'd like to see a device similar to Touch ( 96/24 playback ) but with a
display of SB3/Transporter!
+ Boom II with color touchscreen.
The analog part of Touch is quite good enough for most of consumers and
you can always add a DAC of your taste. This is most flexible solution.
Why spend money
I'd settle for any new version of the Boom, whatever the screen. I'd
have bought another, already, but I'm afraid of not being able to use
it (or my other three SB devices) at all if Logitech dumps the line
altogether and abandons the msb.com service. Not all of us use local
servers...
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pablolie;664560 Wrote:
I think the Squeezbox is under-marketed and misunderstood. I think it
has the genuine potential to appeal to both the plugplay crowd with
multicolor touch screens (UI needs to be dumbed down), and to us
fiddlers.
I couldn't agree more. Logitech has never seemed to be
I'd really love to see a new Transporter. None of the current squeezebox
family members have displays that are readable from more than a few feet
away, so one has to resort to controlling them using either the
Controller or a smartphone/Ipad type device. I'd buy any new squeezebox
with a display
I reckon that they're only interested in getting customers to buy the
Revue at the moment having spent much time cash on its RD.
Once LMS 7.7 is officially released I would think there will be some
sort of relaunch that highlights all of the added functionality (for
the Revue) that LMS brings.
I think the Squeezbox is under-marketed and misunderstood. I think it
has the genuine potential to appeal to both the plugplay crowd with
multicolor touch screens (UI needs to be dumbed down), and to us
fiddlers.
I agree with those ho propose a Boom v2, which could become the most
popular device
I simply wait for:
- A new version of the Radio with a touch screen like Touch.
- A new version of the Boom with a touch screen like Touch is nice to
have.
Will not buy another Radio of the current series.
I have one Duet, but I'm fine to use Touch for such 'hidden'
appliances. Still nice
I reckon something is on the cards. I've received a 40% off offer on
one item from the Logitech store, apparently I've been specially
selected, however I've received it to two different email accounts so
cant be that special :(
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MacFrugal;603528 Wrote:
I was wondering if there will be any new Squeezebox products or updates
coming out this year? Something like a Boom 2 with bigger speakers or a
larger display?
They always keep their roadmap very close to their chest until a
product is almost ready for market. What we
An updated Duet would be the most likely but with people using Android
and iPhone apps I can't see them developing the existing controller
much. Perhaps they'll just update the screen to OLED with full 24 bit
colour?
An updated Receiver with better processing power and 24/96 capabilities
would
HeadBanger;603578 Wrote:
An updated Duet would be the most likely but with people using Android
and iPhone apps I can't see them developing the existing controller
much. Perhaps they'll just update the screen to OLED with full 24 bit
colour?
An updated Receiver with better processing
mps;603595 Wrote:
3. Everyone still needs a universal remote with all the IR-controlled
devices they have, so their is still a need for a Harmony-like product.
What the world needs is a cheap and simple SBC-like Harmony remote that
connects to the WiFi only, and controls all IR equipment via
TheLastMan;603560 Wrote:
Longer shots would be:
3. A SqueezeBox badged server - a headless mini PC or NAS offering
full support for the SB clients out of the box. I have been hoping
for this ever since I bought my Duet in 2008!
Do you mean something like this NAS: ... available in
TheLastMan;603560 Wrote:
They always keep their roadmap very close to their chest until a product
is almost ready for market. What we don't know is how successful the
Squeezebox line is and whether Logitech consider it financially viable
to extend the range further. It is a pretty niche
asdti;603651 Wrote:
We know that the European sales of SB radio were higher than Logi
expected - to such a degree that the server architecture has suffered
(various Logi staff posted regarding this over the last 12 months).
Hmm. They produced the boxes that sold and so quantities were known
Soulkeeper;603603 Wrote:
What the world needs is a cheap and simple SBC-like Harmony remote that
connects to the WiFi only, and controls all IR equipment via one or
more IR blasters that are also connected to the WiFi.
Then everything in the house can be controlled, integrated and
TheLastMan;603560 Wrote:
They always keep their roadmap very close to their chest until a product
is almost ready for market. What we don't know is how successful the
Squeezebox line is and whether Logitech consider it financially viable
to extend the range further. It is a pretty niche
I was wondering if there will be any new Squeezebox products or updates
coming out this year? Something like a Boom 2 with bigger speakers or a
larger display?
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