It would be helpful to many to have a 'daylight' mode for the app -- white-ish with black text and diagrams -- as for me, at least, it's much easier on my eyes.
I do alright with StreamMagic's 'dark' mode because it's not pitch black, but I dislike websites and apps that are black background-only. [Sorry Schiit, but that includes yours.]
Yeah but only the top will have the VU meters duct taped down, I suppose I could build a mezzanine.
I have Art Pepper meets the Rhythm section playing on CD and I must say it sounds incredible, just maybe that System Enhancer helped. The piano and drums sound a bit better, the sax was always incredible. I will await @bcowen's thoughts on it since he has one.
Yeah but only the top will have the VU meters duct taped down, I suppose I could build a mezzanine.
I have Art Pepper meets the Rhythm section playing on CD and I must say it sounds incredible, just maybe that System Enhancer helped. The piano and drums sound a bit better, the sax was always incredible. I will await @bcowen's thoughts on it since he has one.
Sir Bill has kindly offered to send it my way for creation of an off-site archival copy. Given the level of tornadic activity in OK he feels a copy should reside outside of OK and no better place than TX since it has better BBQ. I told him I would be happy to keep a copy for archival purposes and check it periodically to ensure CD rot has not set in.
Roon does have a lot of features that I could use, but at age 81 the mathematical probability of ever amortizing the >$800 fee over my expected lifetime is negligible .
I feel the same way, Roon would work on my system but I hate paying money to use the stuff I already own. I am 67 and hope to make another 20 years on the planet, and when I look at the yearly cost of Roon X 20, it is just too expensive. Especially since I know there will be many price increases in the next 20 years. Instead I use two raspberry Pi's to control what I need. One to access my NAS that has over a terra-bytes of Music in Lossless formats that I already own. This one uses Volumio software. The free version. The second raspberry Pi uses Mconnect so I can stream Qobuz. Mconnect was $5 and a no brainer. I
I do not use multi-room or remote access so most of Roon is wasted on me. The whole set up with power supplies, software, Memory cards and Pi’s was less than $250.00 one time cost.
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