philippe_44 wrote:
> Unfortunately no. The Airplay 2 protocol is not public. Most devices
> that do Airplay 2 do 1 as well, although Im not sure for Sonos. They
> always do things differently
Oh well. I guess it'll work with the upnp bridge as other Sonos do ...
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castalla wrote:
> Well, a whole new box of tricks is n its way Sonos Beam (other-half
> can't stand the awful TV speakers any longer) - it's returnable within
> 100 days, so no rush to test & return!Can airplay bridge do airplay
> 2 ?
Unfortunately no. The Airplay 2 protocol is not
philippe_44 wrote:
> Amazon is pretty closed from that point of view. These Riva speakers I
> mentionned the other are pretty interesting wrt to versatility. Sound is
> not bad, but I won't call it great, at least for the Arena.
Well, a whole new box of tricks is n its way Sonos Beam
philippe_44 wrote:
> Yeah, I have around 10, you win by a fair margin :-). My preferred are
> my modified Booms with battery and next it seems that these Riva will
> soon be in a good position
What I don't understand is why no-one has come up with wifi headphones
(I don't mean the RF type) but
Yeah, I have around 10, you win by a fair margin :-). My preferred are
my modified Booms with battery and next it seems that these Riva will
soon be in a good position
LMS 7.7, 7.8 and 7.9 - 5xRadio, 3xBoom, 4xDuet, 1xTouch, 1 SB2. Sonos
PLAY:3, PLAY:5, Marantz NR1603, JBL OnBeat, XBoxOne,
philippe_44 wrote:
> ok - I need to ask: how many speakers/devices do you have (I think I
> have many, but you probably beat me by a -very- large amount :))
It's about 18 - mainly powered by your excellent bridges! One of my
favourites is the small portable GGMM E2.
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castalla wrote:
> Sennheisers arrived today - good sound from Echo Dot playing Spotify
ok - I need to ask: how many speakers/devices do you have (I think I
have many, but you probably beat me by a -very- large amount :))
LMS 7.7, 7.8 and 7.9 - 5xRadio, 3xBoom, 4xDuet, 1xTouch, 1 SB2. Sonos
Sennheisers arrived today - good sound from Echo Dot playing Spotify
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Players/Speakers: Touch, Logitech Radios, Sonos, Libratone Zipp, GGMM
O2 & O3, Yamaha WXAD-010, Loewe Airspeaker, Google Home Mini, Pioneer
WX-SMA1, O2 Joggler, Cisco Joggler
bakker_be wrote:
> The only experience I have with AKG is a wired set, the K72, which is
> quite affordable and quite pleasant to listen to, although a bit "lean"
Gone for Sennheiser 4.40 cheap price!
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Players/Speakers: Touch, Logitech Radios,
castalla wrote:
> Thanks ... but not my style! Looking at AKG cans - any thoughts?
The only experience I have with AKG is a wired set, the K72, which is
quite affordable and quite pleasant to listen to, although a bit "lean"
Main System: Touch; Marantz SR-5004 + TMA Premium 905 + TMA
bakker_be wrote:
> These
> (https://www.gearbest.com/sports-fitness-headphones/pp_560728.html) are
> quite OK, won't break the bank, support AptX (even though it's not
> mentioned) and are weatherproof to boot :) I use them myself when
> working out, biking, gardening ...
Thanks ... but not my
castalla wrote:
> Thanks for that.
>
> My project has stalled as I'm now hunting for a decent bt headphone set
> for classical ... folk music genre. Not easy to find something which
> doesn't break the budget (given the GBP has crashed even lower on brexit
> nonsense)! The online video
castalla wrote:
> Nice ... but not BT & won't get past the family finance director!There is a
> BT version too, as you no doubt know. Worth the money!
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drmatt wrote:
> I got some over ear (wired) sennheiser momentum ii and suspect they can
> handle whatever you throw at them.
>
>
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Nice ... but not BT & won't get past the family finance director!
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I got some over ear (wired) sennheiser momentum ii and suspect they can
handle whatever you throw at them.
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Music: ~1300 CDs, as 450 GB of 16/44k FLACs. No
drmatt wrote:
> Seems to be another thread on this at the moment too. Short answer is
> no. Most of the usb power packs either don't support power pass-through
> or they momentarily drop power output when the input power changes
> state, making them perfectly legit chargers for batteries, but
Seems to be another thread on this at the moment too. Short answer is
no. Most of the usb power packs either don't support power pass-through
or they momentarily drop power output when the input power changes
state, making them perfectly legit chargers for batteries, but terrible
UPSs. They
GRC wrote:
> Not sure why you want to do this but if you want a UPS why not buy a
> small one, available for about £50 on Amazon? You could probably run
> some other stuff from it as well, and it would last longer than 5
> minutes.
Problems with physical space - nowhere to hide another ugly
Not sure why you want to do this but if you want a UPS why not buy a
small one, available for about £50 on Amazon? You could probably run
some other stuff from it as well, and it would last longer than 5
minutes.
-Seen it all, done it all, can't remember most of it ...-
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