On Jan 5, 2008, at 11:10 PM, Peter wrote:
How does the controller communicate with the SBR when the network
connection is not yet up? Over wifi or infrared?
Over the wireless. When the Squeezebox Receiver is first powered up
(or after pressing and holding the button on the front to put it
See the news on gizmodo
http://gizmodo.com/341045/logitech-makes-grab-at-sonos-audience-with-squeezebox-duet
Edit: I want one.. but how does it sounds? Is the DAC etc. the same as
the SB3?
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I think it's a SB3 without the VFD so it should be the same dac (if
logitech didn't decide to cut off price in this field, but i don't
think so).
I wonder if it will be available at CES, i'll be glad to get back with
one in my suitcase :)
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the new Squeezebox looks quite plain
The illustration looks more like a CAD rendering.
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smcint wrote:
See the news on gizmodo
http://gizmodo.com/341045/logitech-makes-grab-at-sonos-audience-with-squeezebox-duet
Edit: I want one.. but how does it sounds? Is the DAC etc. the same as
the SB3?
Will the hand controller run existing Squeezeboxes? And if so, will it
be available
mkozlows wrote:
I dunno. Maybe if I decide to build a good bedside headphone system
it'd be useful, but otherwise it's actually less useful than an SB2/3.
I wonder if Logitech is going to keep the current model around?
I suspect that the fact that they're calling it Duet and not 4 is
I believe so, yes.
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There are a few more pictures here:
http://www.softwareheadlines.com/modules/planet/view.article.php/248311
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So, it's just like my SB2, except that I can't look at the screen to see
what's playing and can't use the regular universal remote with it?
I dunno. Maybe if I decide to build a good bedside headphone system
it'd be useful, but otherwise it's actually less useful than an SB2/3.
I wonder if
Logitech® Squeezebox#8482; Duet Network Music Player
Listen to the music you love in any room in your home
*Shipping: January 2008*
Price: $399.99 (Controller and Receiver)1 Available at:
www.logitech.com
Mmmm, some people here seem to think that the Jive remote isn't ready
for prime time
Will the hand controller run existing Squeezeboxes?
The Controller will control any player connected to SqueezeCenter, be it
hard- or software.
Michael
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Bill Burns;254650 Wrote:
Will the hand controller run existing Squeezeboxes? And if so, will it
be available separately?
Yes, I have been beta testing it for a while now. The remote should
work with all squeezeboxes back to the slimp3 afaik. Although I only
have SB2 and newer to test
amcluesent wrote:
The illustration looks more like a CAD rendering.
There are lots of photos of the controller on the Jive forum.
Making a SB without a display is not much of a challenge.
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Mmmm, some people here seem to think that the Jive remote isn't ready
for prime time yet.
Apple has shown that software can be tweaked and improved after release.
This is the beauty of the whole Squeeze world, open source server. The
Jive remote's code is open source, written in Lua
Richie;254641 Wrote:
There are a few more pictures here:
http://www.softwareheadlines.com/modules/planet/view.article.php/248311and
here:
http://www.ubergizmo.com/zoom.php?dir=2008/1/logitech-squeezebox-duet/
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Michael Herger;254670 Wrote:
Will the hand controller run existing Squeezeboxes?
The Controller will control any player connected to SqueezeCenter, be
it
hard- or software.
Michael
Can the remote be bought separately? (already have the Transporter)
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I'd guess controllers separately are going to be $150-$200 if they sell
them.
Love to know if the Duet station is just an SB3 without the display and
a new case. Is that a bona fide power switch on the front?
Interesting.
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According to this site
http://www.hifi.nl/nieuws/39269/Logitech_Squeezebox_Duet_Network_System.html
The Logitech Squeezebox duet network music system are according to the
expectations in the middle of January available for a shop recommended
retail price of 399.99 euro. Additional recipients
The controller on its own is flipping expensive.
The duet deal seems a much better bet, assuming you want another SB.
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Music is what counts, hifi just helps us enjoy it more
bigfool1956's
The DAC in the Duet/Squeezebox Receiver differs from the SB2/3.
From the product page:
High fidelity Wolfson® 24-bit DAC
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As you surmised, the Squeezebox Controller (the remote formerly known as
Jive) will list for $299US, and the Squeezebox Receiver (formerly known as
Ray) will be $149.
The bundle of the two is called Squeezebox Duet and will list for $399US.
For the time being, you'll need to have at least one
http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_controller.html
http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_duet.html
http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_receiver.html
So USD299 it is...
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Basically, for the price of a Sonos remote, you get the whole system.
Additional audio interfaces are just $150, as opposed to
$349 for the Sonos part.
$299 for remote is probably fair, but takes it out of the run out and
buy it as soon as it's available category to maybe wait and see for
me.
Anyone know if this is a step up, down, or more of a lateral move?
On Jan 5, 2008 6:22 PM, Nostromo
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The DAC in the Duet/Squeezebox Receiver differs from the SB2/3.
From the product page:
High fidelity Wolfson(R) 24-bit DAC
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mrfantasy;254677 Wrote:
I'd guess controllers separately are going to be $150-$200 if they sell
them.
Love to know if the Duet station is just an SB3 without the display and
a new case. Is that a bona fide power switch on the front?
Interesting.
And Michael Valera, over on
Of course the bummer for us QNAP users, and other NASes, is that SS7 is
required.
So I hope suitable upgrade modules will be appearing soon (Progressive
please).
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David Ayers
Music is what counts, hifi just helps us enjoy it more
And I'd like to further ask, in general, what are the significant
audio differences between the new units and the SB3?
On Jan 5, 2008 7:03 PM, Ali-M
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Why go with the Wolfson DAC instead of the Burr-Brown?
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For the price of Sonos cheapest one room setup, you can get a Squeezebox
Duet and two additional Receivers with $50 left over.
Three rooms v.s. one... I'd say that's fair! ;P
Mike
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So... This product looks good!
I do wish they'd make another combo available (at less than the sum of
the individual prices): { SB3 + new controller } for maybe... $500?
At $299, the controller does seem a little expensive compared to, say,
an N800, but I'd probably want one...
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From reading the web page, I've noticed the following audio differences...
- As previously mentioned, SB3 Burr-Brown DAC vs Duet Wolfson DAC
- The SB3 claims SNR over 100dB, the Duet claims SNR over 90dB
- The SB3 claims THD less than -93.5dB, the Duet claims THD less than -88dB
- Duet lacks the
No headphone output is listed on the spec page, so I'm guessing there
is not one.
On Jan 5, 2008 7:29 PM, erland
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Does the SqueezeBox Controller have a working headphone output ?
What does Digital passthrough to S/PDIF for DTS mean on the
SqueezeBox Controller ?
It
Why go with the Wolfson DAC instead of the Burr-Brown?
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erland;254711 Wrote:
What does Digital passthrough to S/PDIF for DTS mean on the
SqueezeBox Controller ?
It says it support this in the product specification on:
http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_controller.html
oops... lemme get rid of that.
Mike
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The controller page also talks about listening to music without your
PC on. Will the controller be able to control the receiver on
SqueezeNetwork even without SC running?
On Jan 5, 2008 7:44 PM, mvalera
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erland;254711 Wrote:
What does Digital passthrough to S/PDIF
Also noticed that the Duet has 32 Mb of RAM, versus 64 Mb on the SB3.
Is this the audio buffer? If so, does anyone know how this compares
with the SB1? I remember dropout issues were more common with that,
and people often claimed the larger SB3 buffer alleviated this. Just
wondering how the
Does the SqueezeBox Controller have a working headphone output ?
What does Digital passthrough to S/PDIF for DTS mean on the
SqueezeBox Controller ?
It says it support this in the product specification on:
http://www.slimdevices.com/pi_controller.html
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mvalera wrote:
For the price of Sonos cheapest one room setup, you can get a Squeezebox
Duet and two additional Receivers with $50 left over.
Three rooms v.s. one... I'd say that's fair! ;P
Yeah, that's a nice option. But then after that first buy you'd end up
wanting two extra
smcint wrote:
See the news on gizmodo
http://gizmodo.com/341045/logitech-makes-grab-at-sonos-audience-with-squeezebox-duet
Edit: I want one.. but how does it sounds? Is the DAC etc. the same as
the SB3?
Cool, I got one of my wishes/predictions, the 'blind' SB, now I'm still
waiting for
mvalera wrote:
One note about the SB Receiver, is that it requires the Controller for
network setup. You can't just buy one on it's own. It's for adding
extra rooms.
Hi Michael,
How does the controller communicate with the SBR when the network
connection is not yet up? Over wifi or infrared?
On Jan 5, 2008, at 5:33 PM, Mitch Harding wrote:
Also noticed that the Duet has 32 Mb of RAM, versus 64 Mb on the SB3.
The Squeezebox Receiver has 64 megabits (aka 8 megabytes) of SDRAM,
the same as SB3.
The Squeezebox Controller has 64 megabytes of SDRAM.
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