Introduction

I have been using a Duet for a while and have been happy, but the Remote App for the iPod Touch looked good so I thought I'd give it a go.

Both solutions offer a remote control that displays all of your music.

The Touch offers touch screen and a larger screen. It is also a web browser and much more. Oh, and a portable music player!

I just got a Philips NP1100 which among other things streams music files from the users computer. Out of the box it only streams files that can be found in the Windows Media Player 11 library. How can I get WMP11 to add Applelossless and AIFF files to it's library and to play them? Please tell me I don't need to re-incode everything, that's hundreds upon hundreds of CDs.

I would sure like to see a review by AD or MF of the Project Expression III for a comparison to the P1 and P3-24 recent reviews. Even with the dollar where it is it seems like a great by at $699 retail, with a glass platter.

Hi, In many posts on this site, I have seen reference to Radio Shack sound level meters. Here in UK, I have a choice of two: model no. 33-4050, analog; and no. 33-2055, digital. Which of these should I buy, and why?
Regards, Kevin Hall

I love our young host's enthusiasm for this album in his blog. The album art is certainly new and exciting. Have any of my fellow old farts listened to this and think it's half as good as SM?

Dave

Hi all, just taken delivery of an Ebay sourced PS1(SCH1002) - Have left it powered up for 48 hours and have been listening for a couple of hours now -easily the best $25 I have spent - apart from the lower output level (just crank up the vol. on the amp!) I am finding it hard to pick any downsides compared to the $1500 Denon
I have applied various Peter Belt treatments to both units (except the PS1 has yet to be put in the freezer) and it (PS1) just sounds as sweet and expansive as it's much more expensive, albeit more convenient rival.

Hi and greetings from London, England. This is my first post on this site, and I've been trying to find a place to start. This seems as good a place as any. I'm getting increasingly anti lossy compression as its time has come and gone, and the longer it hangs around, the more chance there is of people forgetting what real music sounds like. There was a time long ago when "large" files had to be severely compressed as there was insufficient bandwidth for downloading or space on hard drives for storage.