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Binding: ElectronicsBrand: Logitech Color: Black EAN: 0097855048929 Item Dimensions: Label: Logitech Manufacturer: Logitech Model: 930-000033 MPN: 930-000033 Publisher: Logitech Studio: Logitech Warranty: 2 years warranty Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Play songs stored on your computer, tune in to thousands of Internet radio stations, or connect to online services such as Pandora and Rhapsody. Plus, the multi-room controller with 2.4" color display and scroll-wheel navigation makes it easy to browse, select, and play music from the palm of your hand. Unsurpassed sound quality: High-fidelity 24-bit DAC audio rendering technology, and digital outputs provide crystal clear CD-quality sound. Wired Ethernet and true 802.11G Wi-Fi Support provide excellent range and connectivity. Easy to set up and use: Start listening to your favorite tunes within minutes. A wizard walks you through every phase of setup, including connecting to your home network and the Internet. Enjoy your favorite tunes anywhere in your home. Connect the Squeezebox Receiver to a stereo system or powered speakers. Even add more Squeezebox players and create a different soundtrack for every room. Use SqueezeNetwork and tune in to thousands of Internet radio stations as well as online music services. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Awesome Addition To My Home Audio SystemReceived my Squeezebox Duet yesterday and had it up and running within 1 hour. I was impressed from the moment I opened the box, very nicely packaged. The Squeezebox is smaller than expected and tucks away nicely with my home audio system. I followed the instructions provided and setup was smooth. Connection to my wireless network was surprisingly simple. Once I loaded the software on my computer and pointed to my music library I was up and running. Internet radio feature is great. ... Read More Rating: - Inexpensive and Easy to Install - Killer SoundI am an audiofile of sorts - and wanted to have the convenience of a hard disk source for my extensive collection of "red book" CDs. I looked at Olive Media Products - but contstant production delays and the worst customer service on the planet forced me to look elsewhere. I had read about the Squeezebox System in Stereophile - where it was said that "great sound can be had with a Squeezebox and a little computer knowhow".... Well they were right. I run an Apple iMac with a wireless 750GB drive ... Read More Rating:  - Massive Frustration, after hours of setup, it won't playThe one guy was right about the packaging, it is a work of art in itself when you open the box! The remote is awesome looking, and has a much better display than my Harmony remote. To start off, I'm a programmer, I set up encrypted Wifi all the time, it's a snap. So I thought setup with this would be easy. Not so. I found it all to be very confusing. The documentation that comes with is is a little brochure. I connected mine up with a wired network connection, but it seems like the ... Read More Rating: - Sleek, elegant and usableI have owned a lot of squeezebox devices from way back in the slimp3 days. I listen to a *LOT* of music and have a fairly good sized music collection. I hadn't used squeezecenter in the past because it would choke on the number of songs I have. Version 7 of squeezecenter is able to index a large number of songs in reasonably quick fashion. I wanted the duet because I was tired of having to go to a computer to interface to the squeezebox (v3), which was in a different room. The convenience ... Read More Rating: - SqueezeBox Duet fits the bill!I absolutely LOVE the Squeezebox Duet. I have been looking for a low-power network appliance to access my music collection for years. I run a Linux server 24/7, and I was really tired of connecting a laptop to my stereo to listen to my music. I toyed around with the idea of building a "fanless" PC, but components are expensive, and I never found a good way of controlling that without a wireless keyboard. Not what you want to use to control your music. Enter Squeezebox Duet. I was never convinced ... Read More |
