I have to agree with GaryM. I have multiple Squeezebox Networks setup (own more then one home and have a Beta Test Network setup) and don't have a single issue with any of them. Yes, the Sonos is just plug them in, but boy what a price is paid for that and some flexibility is lost.
It is my opinion all that is needed for a trouble free Squeezebox experience is a good well working interference free WiFi Network, a dedicated SBS Server, and properly placed Squeezeboxes and WiFi Router/AP. Will an NAS work, sure it will. But the larger ones Music Collection is and the more things one tries to do, I feel one needs a true dedicated SBS Server. This can be as simple as an Atom based micro PC to an old desktop running Vortexbox. NASs were not designed to run programs or act as servers. NAS stands for Network Attached Storage, but when it comes to SBS, I say it means Not A Server. I say build/buy a dedicated SBS Server and as many Touch, Booms, or SB Radios that you need. -- iPhone *iPhone* Media Room: Transporter, VTL TL-6.5 Signature Pre-Amp, Ayre MX-R Mono's, VeraStarr 6.4SE 6-channel Amp, Vandersteen Speakers: Quatro Wood Mains, VCC-5 Reference Center, four VSM-1 Signatures, Video: Runco RS 900 CineWide AutoScope 2.35:1, Vandersteen V2W Subwoofer Living Room: Duet, ADCOM GTP-870HD, Cinepro 3K6SE III Gold, Vandersteen Model 3A Signature, Two 2Wq subs, VCC-2, Two VSM-1 Kitchen: Squeezebox BOOM Bedroom: Squeezebox BOOM Bathroom: Squeezebox Radio Ford Thunderbird: Duet, Mac Mini Ford Expedition: SB Touch, USB drive ------------------------------------------------------------------------ iPhone's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=13622 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=84267 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
