TLM,
my advice: go get a sugar baby and parade her around your ex but pretend
like u don't care and that you're surprised it upsets her.
u can't expect to win her back via pity or sentiment. play hardball and
enjoy some sweet tart while ur at it.
using: win7 64 + lms 7.9 & duet & ipads
So I have a Boom to sell. I loved it but not a techie. Wifi in my
house where it was was tough. Worked fine by router but lost streams in
my bedroom. Bought an Ocean Digital which works great in bedroom - at
least does not drop stream. Is Ebay the best place to go?
MikeekiM wrote:
>
chill wrote:
> Yep, there's a lot of it about. It shouldn't be a reflection on either
> of you. Remember the old saying: "Men marry women with the hope they
> will never change. Women marry men with the hope they will change.
> Invariably they are both disappointed."
>
> Good luck.
A bit of
Thanks for the kind thoughts guys. The reason I am so reluctant and sad
is I actually really like my wife and honestly don't want us to break
up. I saw the kids moving away as an opportunity to spend more time
together and rekindle our relationship which has become colder and more
distant;
Yep, there's a lot of it about. It shouldn't be a reflection on either
of you. Remember the old saying: "Men marry women with the hope they
will never change. Women marry men with the hope they will change.
Invariably they are both disappointed."
Good luck.
TheLastMan wrote:
> Any replacement for Mrs TLM is going to need to be more accepting of my
> audio setup. In fact a shared appreciation of music and its
> reproduction is going to be a big factor in choosing Mrs TLM 2.0!
>
> I will take the "plug ugly" Linn LP12, Naim amps and B speakers and
TheLastMan wrote:
> My experience:
>
> Bought our first Squeezebox Duet in 2008 for the living room, connected
> to my Naim amp. This prompted me to buy a NAS (Synology DS107) to run
> LMS (then SqueezeboxServer) and learn a whole lot about Linux and
> networking!
> Bought our second Squeezebox
My experience:
Bought our first Squeezebox Duet in 2008 for the living room, connected
to my Naim amp. This prompted me to buy a NAS (Synology DS107) to run
LMS (then SqueezeboxServer) and learn a whole lot about Linux and
networking!
Bought our second Squeezebox Duet in 2009 for the kitchen.
chill wrote:
> Over the years I've found that each change to my system re-energises my
> appreciation of music. Getting my first SB3 was such an event, probably
> the most significant over the long term, but adding my home-built
> speakers made a step-change in the sound, which set me off
Mine was even for that on a readynas x6
*SqueezeBoxes:* 1x Transporter (Living room) 1x SB2 (shed), 1x Radio
(Kitchen), 1x Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi), 1x
piCorePlayer (Garden) 1x OSMC + Squeezelite (Movie room), 1x Touch
(Study 2), few spare unit's
*Server:* LMS on Pi3
edwin2006 wrote:
> I discovered the squeezebox system via a complete different route. It
> was 2005 and I was searching for a networked box with 2 raid drives. Now
> the are very common as a NAS but then there was no affordable solution
> until I found a USA based company named infrant (later
I discovered the squeezebox system via a complete different route. It
was 2005 and I was searching for a networked box with 2 raid drives. Now
the are very common as a NAS but then there was no affordable solution
until I found a USA based company named infrant (later purchased by
netgear) which
Moving to my squeezebox ecosystem, even with easy access to some
internet radio stations I really enjoy and Spotify, actually *increased*
my purchase of music. Looking at some notes, I see that between April
2014 and June 2019 (5 years), I increased my music collection by 21,433
tracks (to
I initially got into Internet Radio / Digital Music via Hi Fi with first
a Freecom Musicpal - http://musicpal.mcproductions.nl/ - then a Revo
Mondo Internet Radio Adapter -
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Revo-Mondo-Wi-fi-Internet-Adapter/dp/B000WBN5EK
- before I spent some (semi) serious money on an
Over the years I've found that each change to my system re-energises my
appreciation of music. Getting my first SB3 was such an event, probably
the most significant over the long term, but adding my home-built
speakers made a step-change in the sound, which set me off exploring my
collection
d6jg wrote:
> Pretty much the same for me except I dont listen to podcasts much at
> all. I have mp3 copies of a subset of my library in my cars.
For me, starting with a Squeezebox Classic, I ripped my CD collection
and the ease of use not only increased the amount of music I listened to
but
garym wrote:
> I went through a phase about 15 years ago where I rarely pulled out a CD
> or LP to play. Strangely, the introduction of the iPod reenergized my
> interest in music. It seemed like a cool gadget. I started digitizing my
> music (as mp3, before I knew what lossy vs lossless
mrw wrote:
> Having been there for the last couple of years or so, it's been fun
> making something of a reverse move. I've discovered all manner of old
> (and new) treasures waiting patiently for me to come back.
I went through a phase about 15 years ago where I rarely pulled out a CD
or LP
MeSue wrote:
> Truth is I don't listen to music much anymore, preferring podcasts and
> audiobooks.
Having been there for the last couple of years or so, it's been fun
making something of a reverse move. I've discovered all manner of old
(and new) treasures waiting patiently for me to come
Sane here, just purchased 2 boom's. With lms on a pi I use it mostly for
radio streaming and spotify (thnx Michael). Now and then I listen to
flac music on a old XP box.
*SqueezeBoxes:* 1x Transporter (Living room) 1x SB2 (shed), 1x Radio
(Kitchen), 1x Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer
MeSue wrote:
> Truth is I don't listen to music much anymore
;) Oh my. Say it ain't so!
*Home:* VBA 4TB (2.4)>LMS 7.9.1>Transporter, Touch, Boom, Radio (all
ethernet)
*Cottage:* VBA 3TB (2.4)>LMS 7.9.1>Touch>Benchmark DAC I, Boom, Radio
w/Battery (ethernet, Radio WIFI)
*Office:*
https://youtu.be/WboggjN_G-4
-Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
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Hardware: 3x Touch, 1x Radio, 2x Receivers, 1 HP Microserver NAS with
Debian+LMS 7.9.0
Music: ~1300 CDs, as 450 GB of 16/44k FLACs. No less than 3x 24/44k
albums..
Not too shabby!
I have retired my one (beta test) Boom, but still have it. Have 6 Radios
and one Touch still set up around the house but the only ones I really
use are connected as speakers for the Echo Dots. Truth is I don't listen
to music much anymore, preferring podcasts and audiobooks. Not
Well, I have been hanging on for quite a while now... And I had a LOT
invested in the Squeezebox platform...
But sadly, it was time for me to part with my treasured Squeezeboxes...
:( Truth be told, I decommissioned my Squeezebox setup years ago, and
this hardware was just sitting around
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