erland;600726 Wrote:
Really ?
How many 20 years old electronic devices do you own ?
Don't think being an audiophile is a synonym for constant upgrading/fad
following.
When I settled in Chicago twenty years ago, I spent a year listening in
every high-end stereo store I could find to
plympton;601506 Wrote:
The VFD on my white SB3 has started to... fade? in some parts of it -
almost like the reverse of plasma burn-in - parts of the display are
dimmer than others. Since I run it on all the time, I expect that.
Funny that my other SB3 and SB2 don't have that, nor does my
Richie;600652 Wrote:
If you're referring to the trade-in programme, it's also running in the
UK:
http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/349/7016
RichardThanks Logitech for excluding Italy. Bigger population than Spain in
case you forget...
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plympton;601506 Wrote:
The VFD on my white SB3 has started to... fade? in some parts of it -
almost like the reverse of plasma burn-in - parts of the display are
dimmer than others. Since I run it on all the time, I expect that.
Funny that my other SB3 and SB2 don't have that, nor does my
Mnyb;600853 Wrote:
I don't think that VFD is that susceptible to breakdown .
The VFD on my white SB3 has started to... fade? in some parts of it -
almost like the reverse of plasma burn-in - parts of the display are
dimmer than others. Since I run it on all the time, I expect that.
Funny
erland;600726 Wrote:
Really ?
How many 20 years old electronic devices do you own ?
How many are over 10 years ?
Would you repair these if they break or would you just take the
opportunity to get a new device which is the current state of the art
on the market ?
It depends on the gear.
The SB3 and Touch is in that price range when recycling them makes more
sense than repair in some cases.
That said my SB3 is 5year in February never had any trouble with that
one .
Seems to be quality stuff :)
I may even get my 10 years of service life from such low cost product
to.
I don't
The Transporter is a very good player but I believe it is a bit
overpriced. Especially for the age of technology youre buying. I would
get the Touch instead. If youre not happy with the sound it produces
you still can get a good DAC and have spent less money than you would
on the Transporter
bluegaspode;600491 Wrote:
So why not write a mail to Logitech Sales or Support to get the answers?
Have you ever figured a straight forward bi directional mail and not
some web page driven support mail that requires pin and serial numbers
etc.
I don't have a TP SE so i cant flip it upside
I asked them anyway
Hi there I'm interested in the Squeezebox Transporter -SE .
I have some Q .
What is your spare part and repair policy for this machine after the
warranty period ?
it is a 1500$ product .
For example the VFD displays are the same as the SB Classic and these
displays are
As usual, it's great if you live in the US. There is a whole world out
there you know! What about us UK users?
Jim
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jimwillsher;600524 Wrote:
As usual, it's great if you live in the US. There is a whole world out
there you know! What about us UK users?
The support page 'dedicated to the Transporter'
(http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/439/3163?selectedcrid=439selectedcid=3163WT.z_sp=Productosid=bit=)
on
Well spotted :-)
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Thanks for all of the replies. I too have thought about the Transporter
being end of line, and what happens if it fails. The knob is useless to
me as I use the Controller for all of my Squeezeboxes. This is a good
price for this unit if support will be there.
I guess I have some thinking to
jimwillsher;600524 Wrote:
As usual, it's great if you live in the US. There is a whole world out
there you know! What about us UK users?
If you're referring to the trade-in programme, it's also running in the
UK:
http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/349/7016
Richard
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Mnyb;600485 Wrote:
You sort of expects high quality electronics to work 10 years (20
years is no problem for quality stuff).
Really ?
How many 20 years old electronic devices do you own ?
How many are over 10 years ?
Would you repair these if they break or would you just take the
erland;600726 Wrote:
Really ?
How many 20 years old electronic devices do you own ?
How many are over 10 years ?
Would you repair these if they break or would you just take the
opportunity to get a new device which is the current state of the art
on the market ?
I suspect audiophiles
Have any of you seen the Logitech Trade-In Program?
http://www.logitech.com/en-us/349/7077
Assuming that I am understanding this right, I can send them an old
Logitech computer mouse and receive a 20% discount that I can use to
purchase a Transporter. By my calculation that would bring the
Yeah, but why would you pay even $1200 for handicapped hacked version of
Transporter?
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unclemat;600444 Wrote:
Yeah, but why would you pay even $1200 for handicapped hacked version of
Transporter?
I've had a Transporter for several years and the only time I've ever
used the knob was just to try it out. The whole force-feedback idea
was novel, but it doesn't feel right. It's
I'd check about longevity of support, the displays were declared EOL,
and there was to be no fixes outside warranty period. $1200 is a lot
for a limited life product.
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DaveWr;600482 Wrote:
I'd check about longevity of support, the displays were declared EOL,
and there was to be no fixes outside warranty period. $1200 is a lot
for a limited life product.
yea but noritake build these on order so if the only company thats
still buys a certian size stops
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