Attach/insert SB3 onto a board

[Beijar]

Hi.. I'm thinking of attaching/inserting a SB3 onto a board in my kitchen, right over my kitchen fan ;) I just got my idea Wife Approved ;)
The idea is to remove the back (plastic) of the SB3 and try to insert it like a caraudio player onto a board, mdf or polished metal.. It would be a great kitchen audio solution.

Is there anyone else out there that already have done this?

/L

[CardinalFang]

Hi.. I'm thinking of attaching/inserting a SB3 onto a board in my kitchen, right over my kitchen fan ;) I just got my idea Wife Approved ;)
The idea is to remove the back (plastic) of the SB3 and try to insert it like a caraudio player onto a board, mdf or polished metal.. It would be a great kitchen audio solution.

Is there anyone else out there that already have done this?

/L

You could try mounting it in a hole behind some acrylic, then you wouldn't need to remove the back and it would be wipe clean, which could be important in a kitchen.

[Khuli]

The idea is to remove the back (plastic) of the SB3 and try to insert it like a caraudio player onto a board...

Sounds like you'd be better off with an SB2... I'll trade a silver one for your SB3!

[Beijar]

Trade? When I just have discovered it ;) Nononono

It's the best thing I've bought in a long time!

[funkstar]

The SB2 is functionally identical as well as using identical hardware and software. board layout has been changed for the form factor, but that is all.

http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?HardwareComparison

the last line needs updating. both SB2 and SB3 should read Fiwmware 48 (i think it is 48 anyway)

EDIT: Just changed the WiKi, hope this is ok with SlimDevices :)