Howard Turkster;612112 Wrote: 
> My only response is this theory hasn't been validated by my experience. 
> When I hooked up my wife's netbook for the first time directly to the
> Touch, I expected it NOT to sound any different.  I was a skeptic.  But
> I believe what I heard was much different.  That's all I can say.n

Then I respectfully submit something is not hooked up properly (and
hooking the touch to the netbook doesn't even make any sense...that's
not how it works, so I'm not sure what you were listening to), but I
won't argue the point, to each their own.


Howard Turkster;612112 Wrote: 
> 
> Ok, this is good to know.  I feel kind of stupid now (or more stupid). 
> 
> 
> My situation would be at this point I don't have a DAC or a
> netbook/computer (other than one 'borrowed' from my wife).
> 
> But I do have a Touch. 
> 
> So you're saying I should unload the Touch and pick up a new DAC?  Oh
> boy.   Back to square 1.

No I'm not really recommending this. Even with a new DAC, you'll need a
computer to run some software to stream music to the DAC. The TOUCH is a
wonderful player, with a very good internal DAC. But if you want to use
the TOUCH, it needs to talk to a computer that is running
SqueezeBoxServer and has access to your music library. Now if you don't
want that computer, you have the choice of using the TOUCH's internal
"tinySbS" and hook a USB drive with your music to the TOUCH itself. But
the TOUCH needs a SERVER (either its own tiny server or some other
computer on your local network acting as the server).


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