erland;569209 Wrote:
I've had a SB3(Classic) earlier in my living room and now I've replaced
it with a Touch, I would never want to change back. The main advantage
with the Touch in my setup is the color display.
It's the main disadvantage in my living room setup -- based upon
distance from
erland;569209 Wrote:
I've had a SB3(Classic) earlier in my living room and now I've replaced
it with a Touch, I would never want to change back. The main advantage
with the Touch in my setup is the color display.
I've been tempted to do this myself with our SB3 in our family room,
especially
I suspect that the Touch will prove to be more future proof in
Logitech's world than an SB3 - it'll likely see more development work
and enhancements than the SB3.
Squeezeboxes really are worth pairing with some sort of handheld touch
interface: iPeng on iPhone/iPod touch is my fave, but there
This may be a stupid question, but which one should I get? I'm looking
to connect to my home theater, something with no speakers and has
digital outputs. I've seen the s/b 3 or slim (same thing?) on amazon,
but no mention of it on this forum. On Logitech's website, there is no
s/b 3 but there
Tonto Goldstien;569147 Wrote:
This may be a stupid question, but which one should I get? I'm looking
to connect to my home theater, something with no speakers and has
digital outputs. I've seen the s/b 3 or slim (same thing?) on amazon,
but no mention of it on this forum. On Logitech's
Thanks, that really clears things up for me and I'm just about ready to
make a purchase.
Where does the S/B Receiver fit into this? Should I be looking at that
instead of the 3 or the touch?
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Tonto Goldstien
Tonto
SB3 would be better than the reciever .
receiver needs the Controller to set it up, and usually the controller
to act as remote .
If you already got a smart-phone or something similar iPhone ? a
controller might be unnecessary .
However the controller can control all squeezebox models, that's
Tonto Goldstien;569152 Wrote:
Thanks, that really clears things up for me and I'm just about ready to
make a purchase.
Where does the S/B Receiver fit into this? Should I be looking at that
instead of the 3 or the touch?
All you need is the Touch. Easy setup, easy to use. I don't
Not withstanding the above messages, I wouldn't count out the Receiver
or the Duet (a Duet is a Receiver and Controller sold together). There
are certainly plenty of us that own receivers - most as Duets, and most
of us are quite happy with these products. I should point out that the
Controller
Tonto Goldstien;569152 Wrote:
Where does the S/B Receiver fit into this? Should I be looking at that
instead of the 3 or the touch?
Depends on if you want a central display in the room that shows what's
playing, in that case the Receiver is not an option.
IMHO, getting the Duet
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