For the purchased-used Boom, I have the power cord in a small coil and
the Boom placed on top of it. That, together with a request to my wife
to not move or bump it, seems to work for now. I will see if using a
small bit of masking tape connecting the cord to the back of the device
will keep it f
Thank you both for the responses. From your experiences I think I'll get
one. Replacing/repairing/etc. is well beyond my abilities or interest -
either something works adequately and I can use it, or if it no longer
does, it gets tossed.
Just one question, Jim mentions a Wifi issue. Can you giv
I'm a longtime owner of SB devices. I bought a used Boom on Ebay for a
bedroom in a second home. The power socket seems to be loose and the
slightest movement of the unit breaks the power connection and it turns
off. I will try to tape the cord in place to make it more physically
stable.
I'm thi
Are you're trying a Wifi connection? Maybe the new router is set to a
different channel than you used before and the problem is interference.
Try changing the channel.
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y. Don't view it as a conspiracy against your listening preference.
Maybe someone here works in the radio industry and can comment.
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Got it, I missed the nuance, it was a BS comment. Easy enough to
understand why they push listeners to portals that give them more
revenue opportunities. It's a business, not a public service.
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sinine and ultimately unnecessarily expensive.
If you find a company that you think is more focused or successful in
conducting its business than its peers, there's a solution: be a
capitalist and buy that stock!
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e tactile experience of operating the radio, rather
than the content? Today, internet "broadcasting" brings clear content
(in most cases) in a mechanical, uninteresting way which I would guess
doesn't compare to the old days?
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Why not just use a feed/podcast aggregator program, or itunes, to
automatically download what you want? Set it up to place the downloads
in folders under your SBS music file branch and the episodes will be
there and ready to listen to when you want to listen.
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do, and my DSL connection handles its highest quality stream easily.
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competition will keep
unlimited download usage available for reasonable cost. It's sure kept
the basic service cost down. It's not worth the bother to me, but I
know people who switch providers every 12 m
usage (reasonable as compared to the
use by other, similar customers). Any carrier trying to do that would
lose its subscribers to competitors not doing so.
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work. But I don't think having a tuner would be worth the time or
effort for the domestic market.
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opposite. If you try one, buy it from a business that
accepts returns in case the first one you get doesn't work and you want
to try a different one.
You might also be able to try a higher gain antenna for your wireless
router, sometimes that can give enough boost to mak
ming. I'd guess that
people like many of our parents are not part of the target market, and
for good reason.
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engineers to STILL not have finished this
project with suitable performance and safety specs, how could a
roll-your-own project be expected to be adequate?
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, your wish may come true.
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much abuse as the East Bay folks do.
BUT, so long as everybody is happy where they are, and have the right
equipment to listen to the music they like, that's all that matters.
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other things in the room. Including on/in any
electronic devices, and the upshot of that will likely be damage. Just a
matter of when, not if.
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. The obligation to collect a state's sales tax
is triggered by the selling entity having "operations" within a given
state, not where it's based.
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iable than your and my crappy networks,
patched together with products and technology made by others and out of
the company's control.
In any system, reliability comes from redundancy. If oversleeping is
not an option, relying on just one device (no matter what kind) involves
ri
pfarrell;455737 Wrote:
> Goodsounds wrote:
> > pfarrell;455714 Wrote:
> >> OTA radio is dead.. ..
> >
> > people who listen to broadcast radio dwarfs the number who listen
> over
> > the internet. Maybe I'm wrong about that?
> >
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o. You know, the ones who aren't texting, on the phone, putting on
make-up, drinking coffee and reading the paper at the same time. Don't
tell them radio is dead.
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