(a) Matrimonial-visual. Where the system is in a living area, wives
tend to dislike computers, cables and peripherals.
(c) cable to an amplifier via a DAC connected to the computer's
USB port?
In article <b60cf54a-7642-49c3-9f82-aacbec801a92n@googlegroups.com>,
Andrew Clarke <andrewclarke437@gmail.com> wrote:
(c) cable to an amplifier via a DAC connected to the computer'sYes, that's what I do.
USB port?
In article <thieqo$7v7$1...@hope.eyrie.org>,
Todd M. McComb <mcc...@medieval.org> wrote:
In article <b60cf54a-7642-49c3...@googlegroups.com>,I mean, a tablet doesn't look that different from any other consumer electronic controls these days.... But it needs a USB port. Only
Andrew Clarke <andrewc...@gmail.com> wrote:
(c) cable to an amplifier via a DAC connected to the computer'sYes, that's what I do.
USB port?
enough power to run a media player, though. And I keep my music
on an external USB, so I can move it elsewhere. So no need for any meaningful storage on the driving device. (Or you plug in a USB
CD player as noted. $10.) Or a decent DAC, since that's separate.
My daughter bought a tablet (new) a while back for $25. (And as
far as two USB ports, there are splitters. But you do need 1.)
As far as the "looks" of it, I realize that not all wives prefer
the "rat's nest" approach to living, as mine does, but isn't that
why God invented cabinets?
Still sounds a bit messy.
Why not use a laptop with a decent battery capacity and a couple
of USB ports built in, as well as a lid upon which you can glue
or tape your hard drive?
In article <0547c237-6235-45eb...@googlegroups.com>,
Andrew Clarke <andrewc...@gmail.com> wrote:
Still sounds a bit messy.The stuff just sits on a shelf.
Why not use a laptop with a decent battery capacity and a coupleI do use a laptop, which I'm sure I said, but a tablet is a cheaper buy-from-scratch option. Certainly no gluing/taping desired
of USB ports built in, as well as a lid upon which you can glue
or tape your hard drive?
though....
Try my Budget Audio Travel Pak, which consists of a pair of Sony
ear buds (Bluetooth) and my original Nokia Retro phone, the one
with the buttons on the front. Cost AUD$90.00 a few years ago.
In article <cd3af625-6098-44df...@googlegroups.com>,
Andrew Clarke <andrewc...@gmail.com> wrote:
Try my Budget Audio Travel Pak, which consists of a pair of SonyThat's certainly something someone can consider, according to their
ear buds (Bluetooth) and my original Nokia Retro phone, the one
with the buttons on the front. Cost AUD$90.00 a few years ago.
needs.
The situation I was describing, however, concerned keeping the same "stereo"/hi-fi/whatever quality one currently employs, but without
needing to find a now-difficult-to-obtain CD player per se.
What are people at the top end of town going to do when their CD
players give up the ghost?
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