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Old 07-08-2008, 7:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

Help!!

I am after the following:

HI FI System
Ability to stream music from my PC
Not too fussed about Hard Drive, but may be useful
Complete with speakers
< £600
For use in one room (PC to provide music in the other room)

Please Help Me!!

So far I have looked at Sonos, but a litle bit pricey,
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The Sony NAS S55HDE gigaJuke
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Old 07-08-2008, 7:33 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

how about a squeeze box (150 ish) wired and wireless, and a amp and speakers.
With the PC running slimserver,
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Re: WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

http://www.denon.co.uk/site/specials...s/s_52dab.html

not heard one though..?
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Re: WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

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how about a squeeze box (150 ish) wired and wireless, and a amp and speakers.
With the PC running slimserver,
Thanks, Not heard of this before. If I had http://www.datakits.co.uk/store/slim...a86ef0f7490c4d
what amp and speakers could bundle with it to bring me within budget?
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Re: WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

PC World are doing the Squeezebox for £129.99 for instore collection.

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Re: WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

Would a Squeezebox, running thru my LG Home Cinema set up suit my reqs? Or is that just a half measure so-to-speak?
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Re: WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

Well it would get you started, and having heard it, you could then decide if you wanted to spend any more.
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Re: WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

Cheers for that, I just Can't decide!!! I have since seen http://whathifi.com/News/Philips-rel...-hi-fi-system/ and REALLY like the look of it, but I can not find it for sale anywhere!!!!.
Well impressed with those squeezebox things, but I think I'm gonna end up with a dedicated Hi Fi system. Don't ask me why!!!
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Re: WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

The Squeezebox Classic and Duet are part of a hifi system, see what others use HERE. Just buy an amp and speakers or simply a pair of powered speakers such as Audio Engine A2/A5, load up the software on your PC and away you go. It really is one of the best gadgets I've ever bought. It can be customised using 3rd party plugins. I have added all sorts to mine and it has transformed the way I listen to music.

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Re: WiFi Streaming Hi Hfi????

Dedicated forum area here.

http://www.avforums.com/forums/streamers-network-music-players/
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