George - with an iPad the iPeng app is a must. It's way better than the Logitech app, and with an in-app purchase you can enable it (the iPad) to become another player on your network. Plug your headphones in, pour a beer, and relax in the garden . .Originally Posted by seoirse2002
Next acquisition will be the new ipad that my wife is buying herself
Any tips on using it with the touch? Im starting from scratch here...totally new learning curve that I have resisted for such a while as been happy using my Logitech wireless dj....laugh you may,but I was(am) very happy with it,and the controller lets you select music,playlists,etc. without going near the receiver,and plays any format...its bluetooth so no network...only prob is Im planning on getting a dac too and the dj only has phono outputs.
You said you're getting a DAC; another upgrade is a linear power supply. The Touch is the one SB device I don't have, so I can't give you first hand advice on how such upgrades will sound, but the original SB3 (aka Classic) and Receiver benefit from both.
The Touch can run as a standalone player with an attached USB drive, but if you install Squeezeserver on a suitable computer, you can get a wired or wireless network of players going around the house . . .
I'm sure Touch users here will give you more specific help.
Oh, there's always the Squeeze forum too.
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