LOGITECH SQUEEZEBOX DUET Wireless Network Music Player
Logitech SQUEEZEBOX DUET
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LOGITECH SQUEEZEBOX DUET Wireless Network Music Player
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"This is a great value network music system. The Squeezebox Duet is a complete wireless network music player from the Logitech/Slim Devices alliance. Download the free SqueezeCenter software and it will sniff out all your tunes and send them to the receiver. This unit has analogue RCA and digital coaxial and optical outputs, and just needs connecting to power and your hi-fi. You can access Internet radio, plus software such as Rhapsody and MP3tunes Music Locker, too. But it's the remote control that steals the show, with its large colour screen, intuitive menu system and responsive scroll wheel. Compatibility with MP3, WMA, AAC and Apple Lossless, solid sound and the opportunity for adding more zones (extra receivers cost £99), make this an excellent value wireless system." - What Hi-Fi? Sound & Vision magazine |
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"The Squeezebox Duet's multi-format to multi-room entertainment is a winning combination. Suppose you store music files on a computer in your study, but you'd like to have access to those sounds while you're in the kitchen, bedroom or any other room in the house (without spending silly money on a whole-house distributed audio installation). The Logitech Squeezebox Duet provides a cost-effective solution: £279 buys a receiver and controller for the first room. That controller will also operate any other £99 Squeezebox Duet receivers — along with other models from the range including the audiophile-grade Transporter — that you may decide to add in other rooms. There's no need to have a hi-fi in those secondary rooms: a pair of active speakers is all that you require. For what is an extremely high-tech piece of equipment, the set up procedure is a fairly straightforward affair, so long as you follow the instructions. If you don't, then it's a simple job to reset everything and go through the setup again... this time as instructed! And for what is not an especially expensive piece of equipment, it seems well thought-out and neatly put together. The controller is the star of this show, with its configurable 2.4-inch colour LCD screen and its iPod-style scroll wheel and straightforward controls. Feed the Duet a good signal and it delivers a highly respectable performance that will wipe all thoughts of how little it cost from your mind. Do as we did and play it through a decent DAC and we reckon you'll be absolutely delighted with this sub-£300 purchase." - www.techradar.com |
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