The Touch has a good DAC. A cheap DAC would definitely not make a
difference for the better.
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I bought a brand new sealed in the box Touch (dating from 2012) last
year, all was good and fine - except the Batteries for the remote had
turned to mush! Upon connecting it, it immediately updated itself,
causing some problems documented elsewhere in this forum where it would
suddenly develop a
Zombie wrote:
> The Touch is better than that.
> I can't tell the difference between a stock Touch and a Touch with
> linear PSU connected to a 450 euro DAC.
> Install the EDO applet for 24/192 in the Touch (what 24/192 would be
> good for I don't know)
IIRC the Touch internal DAC does not
Zombie wrote:
> what 24/192 would be good for I don't know)
Just making some comparison with friends of mine just to understand if
we feel any difference: same track 48/96/192KHz at 16/24 bit.
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kidstypike wrote:
> He would only get the option to update the Touch's firmware if he was
> connected to a recent LMS version, had installed the Community Firmware
> plugin and ticked the option to enable it.
>
>
Thank you, he's safe. I have built a pCP server for him, but wont see
him until
Redrum wrote:
> good to know! So, if my friend is running tinylms, and it says "new
> firmware available" and he selects it, will he be DOA? Sorry to have to
> ask, he is 250 miles away. I'll need to caution him.
>
> Jim
He would only get the option to update the Touch's firmware if he was
kidstypike wrote:
> A word of caution for those who didn't know, installing the latest
> firmware for the Touch, removes the TinySC (TinyLMS) feature.
>
>
good to know! So, if my friend is running tinylms, and it says "new
firmware available" and he selects it, will he be DOA? Sorry to have
Redrum wrote:
> There is one other option if you have a music library, and that is to
> use the built in "TinyLMS" in the touch. Plug a thumb drive, maybe USB
> HDD in the USB port of the touch. I have a no tech friend setup this
> way, but.
>
> With both TinyLMS and mysqueezebox.com, they
Apesbrain wrote:
> You only need Logitech Media Server if you have a local music library to
> play. You can download it here:
>
> http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/index.php?ver=8.2
>
> Install and point it to your music folders.
>
> If you only listen to internet radio or online
Just a thought, but if it's unopened you should probably check what it
might be worth to collectors in that state.
Great 'find' regardless. I bought mine when it was end-of-line and half
price, a couple of months later new ones were being advertised at double
RRP.
No idea what they're fetching
The Touch is better than that.
I can't tell the difference between a stock Touch and a Touch with
linear PSU connected to a 450 euro DAC.
Install the EDO applet for 24/192 in the Touch (what 24/192 would be
good for I don't know)
I would appreciate any opinion on the cheap (< 20$) DACs like the Prozor
192KHz you can easily find on the market.
Are they worth for usage with a Squeezebox Touch or the internal DAC
beats them?
Are they compatible? May I exploit the full 192KHz sampling rate (given
the original FLAC is 192KHz
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