As audio enters its second digital decade, it gives me great pleasure to proclaim a great audio truth: to groove is divine, to error-correct ain't so benign.
As audio enters its second digital decade, it gives me great pleasure to proclaim a great audio truth: to groove is divine, to error-correct ain't so benign.
As audio enters its second digital decade, it gives me great pleasure to proclaim a great audio truth: to groove is divine, to error-correct ain't so benign.
As audio enters its second digital decade, it gives me great pleasure to proclaim a great audio truth: to groove is divine, to error-correct ain't so benign.
I am rereading JA's comments concerning music serving and how to access it from your easy chair with the new devices from Slim Audio and their Squeezebox and now the Sonos system. I have tried not to be academically challenged when it comes to audio, but after reading this I am beginning to feel impotent about ever grasping what it will take to make all this happen in MY house.
I am guessing that the first thing I should do is get "geared up" to make my laptop wireless and then take baby steps forward, or sideways depending upon how that goes.
On May 4, <A HREF="http://www.fortunaclassical.com">Fortuna Classical Music</A> announced release of their Maestro music server, "the first and only music player for the classical music enthusiast." Maestro's launch coincides with a major two-page centerfold spread in the June issue of <I>Gramophone</I> magazine's North American edition, followed by a single-page <I>Gramophone</I> advertisement in July that will include a promo CD.
I am rereading JA's comments concerning music serving and how to access it from your easy chair with the new devices from Slim Audio and their Squeezebox and now the Sonos system. I have tried not to be academically challenged when it comes to audio, but after reading this I am beginning to feel impotent about ever grasping what it will take to make all this happen in MY house.
I am guessing that the first thing I should do is get "geared up" to make my laptop wireless and then take baby steps forward, or sideways depending upon how that goes.