Hi Paul
Read this thread and there is a link to purchase the power supply. I
bought three just because shipping is so expensive but rapid delivery.
Should give you plenty of time to find the hex mini screw driver. I had
to make at least two trips to get the right one. The power supply was
easy to
The story goes much deeper than well ever know. I'm sure Michael
Herger knows all the dirt but is unable say so publicly. ;)
What little we do know
. Soon after Logitech acquired SlimDevices there
was a major reshuffling of managers and department personnel at
Logitech. The few individuals
Mnyb wrote:
>
> Anyhow some stubborn fellow wants to sync 24/192 pcm over 5 players :D
> and comes to our forum.
Hah, works for me :)
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drmatt wrote:
> Sonos also made the executive decision to cripple their digital outputs,
> for reasons no one can fathom; nor do they seem interested in sorting it
> out.
>
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Probably due to old tech .
more than 16/44.1 does not really do anything f
my Transporter is dead.
one can here a clicking from its inside every few seconds.
does anyone know how to solve that?
how can the case be opened properly? I don't see any screws.
squeezepaul's Profile: http://forums.slim
One of the most attractive aspects of Squeezebox is the ability to use
it (server and hardware) with high definition music, if one wants to. I
have an optical connection to my stereo and have really loved the
ability to listen to my surround sound music. There are things I
wouldn't mind being be
drmatt wrote:
> Sonos also made the executive decision to cripple their digital outputs,
> for reasons no one can fathom; nor do they seem interested in sorting it
> out.
And that must have cost them about five sales or something?
I honestly don't think the majority of potential Sonos buyers know
Sonos also made the executive decision to cripple their digital outputs,
for reasons no one can fathom; nor do they seem interested in sorting it
out.
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Music: ~1
d6jg wrote:
> My point was that Sonos had started to become accepted in the consumer
> electronics field just as Logitech pulled out.
Yes. Only a different subset of the consumers than the Squeezeboxes
caters to. The fact that there was enough buyers to support Sonos
doesn't suggest that there wo
cliveb wrote:
> Sonos was around long before Logitech bought Slim Devices. The two
> product lines were always at opposite ends of the market. Drawing an
> analogy with HiFi, Sonos appealed to the sort of person who would buy an
> integrated B&O system, whereas the Squeezebox system appealed to t
d6jg wrote:
> What is crystal clear though is that they killed the product line at
> exactly the wrong time just as other high products such as Sonos etc
> were being launched.
Sonos was around long before Logitech bought Slim Devices. The two
product lines were always at opposite ends of the mar
bpa wrote:
> Plugin has been updated to V.2.0.1. Only real change is to update URLs
> to get logos and other icons back.
Hi bpa,
thanks so much for your efforts - really very very much appreciated!
cheers
Matt
MattC
Roon bussines model is not viable for squeezebox either .
Software = open source LMS = no revenue .
Squeezebox = DIY our own rpi3 = no revenue .
Enhanced interlinked metadata so that you can build a roon like UX =
licensed and costly (se all the trouble our comunity had with the lyrics
plugin a
d6jg wrote:
> What is crystal clear though is that they killed the product line at
> exactly the wrong time just as other high products such as Sonos etc
> were being launched.
Is it?
Sonos had already gained good traction by the time Logitech shut down
production, but I don't see the relevance.
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