A Photo of your Touch setup, Please!

[ralphpnj]

Now I get the printer it's your "small" rig in the office cool I'm slumming with a boom in my office

I never said it was a "small rig", I just said that it wasn't my "big rig"

Besides the room is not an office, it more like a den with a computer instead of a TV. The audio equipment in this room is, for the most part, older equipment which was once part of my main stereo but has seen been replaced/upgraded. Since I buy much of my audio equipment used/demo I find that it's just easier to keep the older equipment when I get newer equipment and make it part of another system in a different room.

[Mnyb]

I never said it was a "small rig", I just said that it wasn't my "big rig"

Besides the room is not an office, it more like a den with a computer instead of a TV. The audio equipment in this room is, for the most part, older equipment which was once part of my main stereo but has seen been replaced/upgraded. Since I buy much of my audio equipment used/demo I find that it's just easier to keep the older equipment when I get newer equipment and make it part of another system in a different room.

That's more fun, I sold of to much my of old stuff, would be nice to have it around .
But with my latest upgrade I gave away stuff to friends and family and sold some very cheap to them.
So as I lack space I can still hear my old speakers when visiting them

[ralphpnj]

That's more fun, I sold of to much my of old stuff, would be nice to have it around .
But with my latest upgrade I gave away stuff to friends and family and sold some very cheap to them.
So as I lack space I can still hear my old speakers when visiting them

Unfortunately speakers are among the pieces of old equipment that I do try to sell. It's the amps, CD players (remember them?), tape decks, etc. that I tend to "recycle".

[AlmaataKZ]

The small system:

[CaptBeyond]

Bought the Touch on Amazon for $230 for car audio hi-rez FLAC files on Asus netbook:

[ralphpnj]

Bought the Touch on Amazon for $230 for car audio hi-rez FLAC files on Asus netbook:

Great looking setup.

Do you run LMS/SBS on the netbook rather than use the TinySBS in the Touch?

[CaptBeyond]

Great looking setup.

Do you run LMS/SBS on the netbook rather than use the TinySBS in the Touch?

Thanks. Yes, I do run LMS/SBS on the netbook. What is TinySBS, BTW, as I'm not too familiar with it.

[NoRoDa]

My system

SBT w/Teddy Pardo TTouch PSU - Rega DAC
Rega P5 with all Groovetracer mods - Rega TT-PSU - Rotel Michi RHQ-10
Audionet SAM V2 - Sonus Faber Domus Grand Piano




















Not just A photo..... Let me know if I should remove some of my pictures?


REGArds
Rolf

[aubuti]

Thanks. Yes, I do run LMS/SBS on the netbook. What is TinySBS, BTW, as I'm not too familiar with it.

TinySBS (which I suppose should now be called TinyLMS) is the LMS that runs on the Touch itself. It doesn't have some of the capabilities of the regular LMS (no web ui, no transcoding, very limited plugins). You would use TinyLMS if you wanted to plug a USB hard drive, a USB memory stick, or a SD memory card with your music library on it directly into the Touch. That way you could listen to your own tunes without a separate computer or NAS running. In real-life usage TinySBS/TinyLMS can be more than a little flaky: it works fine for some, while it's nothing but headaches for some other folks.

[albertone74]

Hello everyone!
Such a fantastic thread!!! Nice to see so many different systems here.

Primary system:
Squeezebox Touch + iPad2 with iPeng
Little Doc DAC I
Virtue Audio One
Philips DVP3580
Mission M34i

Secondary system:
iPad2 with iPeng
Cambridge Audio DacMagic
Cambridge Audio Azur 640C V2
Little Dot III
AKG K 702

Regards,
Albertone74