I'm planning to get a 4th SB, this time to install into the garden, and
a controller plus duet seemed the obvious choice; already tested one of
my others to try the speakers and cheapo £8 ($15) amp from China and it
works a treat - garden audio is cool :). I had a few queries though and
would
The missing perl module errors were known/common. They got it all
figured out in later releases. I was getting the same thing in some
releases, and then that went away in later releases w/o me changing my
server.
I believe you do need 7.x for the controller.
What amp are you using?
-Chris
On
All the Squeeze products use different firmware files (appart from the
SB2/3 which is identical hardware). Both parts of the Duet package, The
SqueezeBox Controller and SqueezeBox Reciever, require the use of
SqueezeCenter v7 or higher.
The server has come a long way since 6.3.1, I would
Thanks for the reply. The last version I tried was
squeezecenter-7.0-17793 back in May so I'll try the latest and see what
happens.
For the amp, I bought item 320238699615 from ebay.co.uk. There are some
other similar designs around. In fact it was about 16 quid with postage,
but an even cheaper
ioncube wrote:
with bass around mid-way and treble wound right up. Speakers are omni
directional GS5's from www.outdooraudio.co.uk. Despite positive
You mean you didn't get the 'Stone Stereo'? :(
I wonder how they sound...
Regards,
Peter
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ioncube;343255 Wrote:
I'm planning to get a 4th SB, this time to install into the garden, and
a controller plus duet seemed the obvious choice; already tested one of
my others to try the speakers and cheapo £8 ($15) amp from China and it
works a treat - garden audio is cool :). I had a few
funkstar;343272 Wrote:
The new syncronisation code might be a benefit to you too, this makes
things much more reliable especially with wirless and different product
generations working together.
Thanks and clearly I'll have to upgrade, although 6.3.1 has been a
fairly golden version for me.
iPhone;343281 Wrote:
If you are worried about the outdoor range, I think the bigger issue
will end up being the display. It is not an outdoor glare proof design.
The device is mainly an indoor device so it would have to be used in the
shade or hooding the display with your body or hand.
peter;343284 Wrote:
ioncube wrote:[color=blue]You mean you didn't get the 'Stone Stereo'? :(
I wonder how they sound...
If the garden design had similar type rocks then I'd have been tempted,
although I think that the rocks are directional and would give a more
focussed sound than the omni
ioncube;343288 Wrote:
Thanks for that, the display was another thing to wonder about. I'm not
too concerned about range as I've cabled CAT5 to the garden so can run
another hotspot there if needed, although I'd probably improve the
antenna on the existing router as first preference. I figure
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