Thank you all;
The Lepy and Amptastic are interesting, but I am kind of stuck on the
remote control of volume and power, as there are times that my wife,
with or without guests, will be at the cabin without me, so ease of use
is a big factor. I don't see where the Amptastic is available in the
This is a 'tiny setup that I put together for my office'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?102957-pi-based-systems=814509=1#post814509).
It used an Amptastic amplifier.
Now I use a Raspberry Pi with touch screen and DAC and amplifier cards
feeding the speakers. Both systems are
Something like this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/LEPY-2024A-Plus-Amplifier-Silver/dp/B00SATAEEA
Simple, Cheap and very surprisingly effective. I have even paired one
with a pair of Mission LX-2s in a second system and it holds its own
very very well. For the money you can't go wrong
w3wilkes wrote:
> 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
NAD D 3020. We use it in our living room to drive two B Nautilus 805
speakers and a B subwoofer.
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w3wilkes wrote:
> 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
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
Redrum wrote:
> Thank you, this is exactly the type of feedback I was hoping for. Even
> though there is no need for a CD player, it's nice and compact, and in
> the right quality/cost bracket (i.e. Denon, Onkyo, Marantz, NAD, etc).
>
> My comment on Harmony is the I use a cheap Harmony 650
d6jg wrote:
> Dont know about Harmony for sure but I recently got my hands on a
> second hand Denon CEOL RCDN7. It surprised me.
> It has optical and also has Airplay and works with Phillipes Plugin
> perfectly.
Thank you, this is exactly the type of feedback I was hoping for. Even
though
Dont know about Harmony for sure but I recently got my hands on a
second hand Denon CEOL RCDN7. It surprised me.
It has optical and also has Airplay and works with Phillipes Plugin
perfectly.
VB2.4[/B] STORAGE *QNAP TS419P (NFS)
[B]Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 -> Celestion
OK, so this question doesn't belong in general, but where? Maybe it
doesn't even belong on this forum, but hey, it's for my SB systems, so
here goes.
Home is where my full kit resides, but a few years back I bought a small
"seasonal" cabin. I have ISP/DSL access so can stream audio and video. I
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