Squeezebox Network Music Player Wireless by Slim Devices (US Power Supply)

price: $279.00

SKU: Wireless-US Power Supply

Sales Rank: 7170

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Product Description

Squeezebox streams your digital music or MP3 Internet radio stations to any digital and analog stereo over a home 802.11 wireless network. ItÕs the easiest way for music lovers to enjoy high-quality playback of their whole digital music collection, compressed and uncompressed audio files, anywhere in their home. Squeezebox lets you rediscover the hidden gems of your music collection. Start with one and then add players in different rooms to create an affordable whole-house audio experience without the hassle of re-wiring your home. Squeezebox uses SlimServer, the powerful software developed by Slim Devices. Because the software is developed under an open source license, Slim Devices is able to tap into the creative energies of a worldwide team of independent programmers. Squeezebox, as a result, continues to add features with the release of new software and the product never becomes obsolete! Squeezebox includes many features not found in similar products; build-in alarm clock, SHOUTcast directory, music selection by Album Art, BBC news ticker and more. It has won many award including Best of Show - MacWorld Expo 2004 and Kick Ass Product Maximum PC (Feb 2004). Audio outputs; digital coax & optical, analog RCA, mini-jack connector.

Product Specification

Brand:: Squeezebox by Slim Devices
Feature:: Wirelessly stream your digital music or MP3 Internet radio stations
Connect to any digital/analog stereo over 802.11 wireless network
Supports MP3, WMA, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, WAV and AIFF formats
Place anywhere; low profile, built-in display, no TV required
Easy to setup and use with any computer; PC/Mac/Linux/Solaris
Height:: 190 hundredths-inches
Length:: 450 hundredths-inches
Manufacturer:: Slim Devices, Inc.
Model:: Wireless-US Power Supply
ProductGroup:: CE
Title:: Squeezebox Network Music Player Wireless by Slim Devices (US Power Supply)
UPC:: 896665000000
Weight:: 240 hundredths-pounds
Width:: 850 hundredths-inches

Customer Reviews

Awesome (after a little work)

The documentation that comes with the Squeezebox (a small 20 page booklet) is easy to follow and provides excellent information. I followed the set-up directions and could not get the Squeezbox to communicate with the SlimServer. I figured it had something to do with my network firewall settings. After a quick call to SlimDevices (very knowledgeable and helpful tech support) to assist me with the setup, and one setting on my firewall...I was up and running. The Squeezebox then found my network and...

6/10/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Wouldn't Be Without It

Elegant technology. It has transformed the way we live, in much the same way as Tivo. Out entire music library is at our fingertips, including custom play lists. The interface is intuitive and easy to use. Sound quality is excellent - I was afraid the limitations of MP3 would become apparent, but they are not.One minor annoyance - if you turn off the PC hosting the SlimServer software, the Squeezebox gets upset. You occasionally need to hard reboot (i.e. unplug) the Squeezebox to get it to find...

6/9/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Toss your CD player

I purchased a Squeezebox when it was originally released in November 2003. Today, the market is flooded with "media bridges" but the Squeezebox is still far superior to its competitors.It has a very intuitive interface that is family and guest friendly. It supports practically all music formats and will achieve real CD quality when using a lossless format like FLAC.The active user and developer community ensures that 2 or 3 years down the road you won't be stuck with an expensive paperweight.I'm...

6/2/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Best Way to "Free Your Music"

I have almost 5000 MP3's on my hard drive and listen to ShoutCast stations regularly. I've been looking for a remote controlled device that I could hook to my home theatre system and have immediate access to my collection as well as Internet radio.I've looked at devices from SMC, Creative, Linksys, HP, Pinnacle, TurtleBeach and Netgear. Most of these require me to turn on the TV to select a song or browse my music folder. Others have a small display that you can't read from across the room. Some...

5/9/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Best thing to happen to music, since, well music!

The Squeezebox has changed the way I listen to my music! I how have my entire CD library on my computer, and it is accessible to me via my Squeezebox.I started buying from Slimdevices (makers of Squeezebox) back when their music player was called the Slimp3. Great little device, just connect it to a network, or to a wireless adapter and away you go, your music is there for you.Now I have two Squeezeboxes (wireless) and still my same old Slimp3. They are all on a wireless network in my house. I can...

5/8/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews