jojo
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 posted on 12-2-2004 at 07:03 PM
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I just had to share this one
I was looking about and found Sound Solution which I installed the other day. I have to admit, on my system, and whole house audio it sounds great in
any room, through 3 different receivers in 3 different rooms, using the X10 Wireless broadcasting system (Lola) I'm still figuring out the settings
for this, but so far the default is just fine. I don't have to run other leveling processing anymore, nor do I have to do anything more to have
great dynamicly clean sound from my systems.
I also installed "Super Out" winamp plugin that does some great cross fading etc. In all, I think these two are worth looking at in more detail,
and sharing.
For Sound Solution looke Here: http://www.soundsolution.it/
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junk
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posted on 12-2-2004 at 11:22 PM
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How does it compare to Octimax? Certainly seems more advanced, , at least configuration-wise.
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jojo
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posted on 12-3-2004 at 07:25 PM
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| Quote: | Originally posted by junk
How does it compare to Octimax? Certainly seems more advanced, , at least configuration-wise. |
Actually, I think the sound is more pure with this new one than it was Octimax.... that and the Octimax wanted $50 bucks that I just don't have.....
I also noticed a ton of spywear issues from the install of Octimax. That alone left me to leave it alone..... it's much cleaner than many of the
other limiters I've tried, both on my system in the office, and at the 2.4ghz receivers I have, in two rooms. I highly recomend these two
together.
now if I could just stream out to the internet, but again money is tight... I'm set up to stream, but my ISP has me behind a couple of hard firewalls
so I can't really get out, I can only stream through the building (unlocking my own router.) I'd be happy to connect my stream to another server so
you could hear the difference 
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Bytor
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posted on 12-8-2004 at 02:45 AM
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I would be interested in your impression of Lola and how you have it setup. Are you using it with eJukebox?
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jojo
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posted on 12-8-2004 at 06:01 AM
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bytor
I would be interested in your impression of Lola and how you have it setup. Are you using it with eJukebox? |
I am using it with Ejukebox.... Lola's oftware sucks, and is pretty much useles. The wirelss transmitters nd receivers are decent, takes a bit o
tweaking of the sound system to not over drive them though I have two receivers and one transmiters running off my laptop, from a USB soud card that
strictly plays the music. All the system sounds go though the laptop spakers. Then integrated to th system is Girder to acept all the remotes Ihave
(streamzaper in the office) and 2 x10 remotes, including he Lola). All in all it works decently, but if you can go hard wire, I recmend that more, the
sound does get distorted with al the RF I have in my apartmnet, and microwaves really trigger it  It alo gets affecte by bluetooth, wireless ethernet and many other RF devices, including some cordless phones,
though the conversations I can here from the neighbor are sometimes amusing blasting through my stereo.. LOL
Let m knowif you ned more info, I'd be happy to help set it up for you, or give advice on my setup, and more specifics to my apartment.
jojo
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