Another big thumbs up. I've been loving me some SB3 for quite a while
and even my wife thinks it cool (and she makes the unabomber look like
Steve Jobs...)
They should bring back the MP3 is not a crime* sticker though...
*Unless the bitrate is 192kbs
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Dante Cubit
In addition to the great music server aspects of hearing all the tunes I
own through SB3's, the SqueezeNetwork capabilities have added a whole
new dimension to radio listening in my home, where FM reception (not to
mention the content quality of commercial radio stations) is poor.
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TiredLegs
mflint;235398 Wrote:
Visitors love it, Her Indoors loves it, my parents didn't know quite
what to make of it. But they loved it, I could tell.
Visitors I have are a little daunted by it, but that could be the scale
of my music collection rather than anything else. Most of my friends
aren't big
Just a quick note of appreciation to Sean and his team for the fantastic
work they have done with the Squeezebox and Transporter.
I own 3 SB3's and a Transporter and since acquiring my first SB3 have
rediscovered my love for music. Before the SB3 I always had a reason
not to listen: not enough
Thanks for this post. I was thinking of posting something similar. Thank
you, everyone, for such a great product which has also brought me back
to my music!
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Rick B.
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I agree, the Squeezebox offers a fundamental lifestyle change. A
fantastic product. My family loves it. Now we want more; touch screen
control panel; Moose type interface integrated into the system;
wireless speakers etc. etc.
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Mongo
Agree completely. Brilliant piece of kit. Glad I chose it over the
Sonos. Decision took a long time and it WAS a tough one. The 17
people at the party here over the weekend are going for SB3 now too.
Another party this weekend - MUUUCH BIGGER.
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Empgamer
Best thing since sliced bread! I've set up a few friends. Looking
forward to what v.7 will bring. Thanks guys!
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bephillips
More than 35611 songs on 2849 albums by 2050 artists.
Mostly flac, some mp3.
SlimServer Version: 6.5.3 - 12361
Mac OS X 10.4.10 (8R218) - EN - utf8
Perl Version:
As I've said in other threads, i've been an avid follower of SD since I
first read about them on Slashdot back in 2001.
I love my two SB3s and would gladly expand my collection if only i had
somewhere to put them (1 bedroom apartment at the moment). I have a
SliMP3 in a box waiting to find a
Have to agree. Now I want to listen to music rather than just watch the
box. The quality is superb and so easy to find and navigate. Plus the
wealth of Plugins like Album review and Biography add another layer.
Thanks guys for allowing me to re-discover music
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Paul_B
Paul
I agree as well, thanks. The SB has changed my life. No more CD's all
over the house. I now buy CD's with reckless abandon and I also
download FLACs from DimeADozen and Zappateers. Any music that I didn't
know how to store (like out of print LP's that I recorded to CD) are
now neatly organized on
I need to second all of the above comments.
It's a revelation. Since getting the SB2 and the SB3, I've been
listening to stuff that I'd long forgotten about. RandomPlay is a
godsend! AlienBBC yes! Jive? Adorable!
Visitors love it, Her Indoors loves it, my parents didn't know quite
what to make
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