Logitech Squeezebox Wi-Fi Internet Radio Remote Controller

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Listen to the music you love in any room in your home. Browse and play songs from your personal collection, online music services, and Internet radio. Control your existing Squeezebox or Transporter from anywhere in your home, or just add this Network Music Controller to your Squeezebox Duet setup. The multi-room controller with 2.4" color display makes it easy to browse playlists, albums, artists, and more. Convenient scroll wheel, simple menus, and intuitive buttons make navigation a breeze. Browse your entire music collection, tune to your favorite Internet radio station, or check out millions of tracks from services such as Rhapsody, all from the palm of your hand. Advanced 802.11g wireless technology eliminates the need to string wires everywhere just to listen to the music from your computer. Setting up an additional room is simple as pushing a button, even on secure networks. Access millions of songs, thousands of Internet radio stations, and music service providers such as Pandora, Rhapsody and Slacker, without ever turning on your computer using mysqueezebox.com, our unique Internet service. Even your personal music collection can be stored online in an MP3tunes music locker and played through your Squeezebox. 64 MB high-speed RAM NAND programmable flash 3-axis accelerometer tilt sensor Removable 1250 mAh Li-ion rechargeable battery Bridging capability allows Ethernet devices to connect to the network through Squeezebox Receiver's wireless connection Throughput up to 54Mbps, high speed PCI interface to radio module Automatically detects available networks for quick setup Supports both WPA Personal, WPA2-AES and 64/128-bit WEP encryption Supports all 802.11b and 802.11g access points Dimensions - Approximately Length 6.15 x Width 2 x Height 0.74 (156.2x50.8x18.8mm)
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- Includes - Squeezebox Controller, Charging Cradle with power supply, Installation guide, and Rechargeable Li-ion battery pack
- 240x320 pixels 256K colors with LED backlit
- Easy setup for wireless networks
- Network settings are stored in non-volatile memory
- Samsung 200 MHz ARM processor
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 "Logitech Remote controller" 2009-06-17
By Brendan T. Smith
I have had this product for about a month. I had the original squeezebox and wanted to add this controller (it came out one month after I had purchased the original squeezebox). It took me less than 10 minutes to set up and has worked extemely well for the first month. Occasionally, it will drop the signal when I have put it down for a while, but it takes less than 30 seconds for it to find the system again. I am very happy with the product and would recommend it to others. I use it with a range of up to 100 feet from the wireless router.

 "Very easy setup" 2009-06-04
By Bradford Broadnax (Dungeness, WA USA)
This controller was so easy to setup that I have purchased another Squeezebox Boom and Controller for my other home. My advice is to shop around. I got the second set (Boom and the Controller) for [..] bucks. Sweet!

 "Not ready for prime time" 2008-09-06
By Ian S. Mccarthy (Myersville, MD United States)
If you look at the reviews for the Duet (this controller plus the receiver) you will see that there are many problems with the controller. I have both the Duet and the original squeezebox and I would recommend buying the original rather than the Duet. The Controller has a very limited range and drops out of contact with the network without warning. Re-establishing contact is a frustrating process that works some days and on others simply fails repeatedly. If you contact support online you will probably not receive any answer and if you call they will blame your wireless connection. Having said this, when it works it is marvellous.

 "Easy, works great." 2008-09-04
By C. VanDoren (Albany NY)
I had no problem setting this up or using it. it found my wireless network and set itself up.

 "Great addition to the Squeeze" 2008-08-17
By knowledge seeker (Emery, South Dakota, USA)
I use it mostly to identify the music I am hearing. I don't have to get up and look at the Squeezebox to see the title and composer.


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expands your Logitech Squeezebox Duet system -- add as many receivers as you like * streams music from your computer for playback on just about any home audio system * connects to your PC over a wired or wireless home network * works with iTunes®, MusicMagic, Live365®, RadioIO, Shoutcast and Windows Media® * not compatible with protected DRM music files purchased from online stores such as iTunes or Zune * supports playback of lossless music files (Apple, FLAC, WMA), uncompressed files (AIFF, WAV, PCM), and compressed files (MP3, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, MP2, MusePack, WMA) * accesses Internet radio stations, even when computer is turned off *
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- Expand the range of your Logitech Squeezebox Duet system
- Volume control is provided for all outputs
- Standard IEC-958 Digital S/PDIF encoding
- Bit-perfect CD audio streaming, with reduced storage and bandwidth usage
- Sound Check and Replay Gain support for automatic volume control
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 "FANTASTIC product!" 2009-08-28
By Christian (Santa Barbara, CA)
I can't say enought great things about this baby!

The sound is fantastic.

The price is very very good for what you get.

The system works like a charm.



Details:

I bought a Logitech Squeezebox Boom and it was nice but not great. Sounded like a (decent) boom box... hence the name I guess!

I already have a great sounding Klisph iFi system for my computer and adding just this receiver (w/o paying big bucks for a remote)

worked like a charm (as someone else posted).



My setup:

Good computer speakers/amplifier (Klisph iFi)

squeezecenter software running on a linux box

squeezebox receiver (this product)

ipod touch (used, just over a [...] bucks) running "ipeng" software gives you an even better user interface than the squeezebox duet.

I also control my receiver through the squeezecenter's web interface on my computer.



Warning:

If you have a linux system and you know the basics of home networking (what is an ip address, a gateway address, a netmask your primary DNS address etc)

than it's pretty easy to setup (the instructions are ok and there is an associated discussion forum where you can as for help if needed).

Note that a friend with a linux laptop can come and help you set it up. It's only a one time deal to setup the box. After that you don't need

linux to run it.



If you are windows only user and don't know any linux user, then if you're very technically inclined you could install perl (activestate)

on your machine and setup the software. But it seems like it would be a pain in the butt to setup that way. You may just have to pay the

premium of getting the squeezebox duet (OR borrowing the remote from a friend who has one!).



I found the instructions and links to the software to setup this box at:



[...]



Good luck and enjoy a fantastic product!

 "Squeezebox Receiver" 2009-05-12
By Carmen A. Giannini Jr.
Fantastic product with a lot of flexibility. Easy hook up and operation along with the remote control.

 "Best thing since the CD" 2009-05-08
By Arthur Triplette (Houston,TX)
Absolutelly wonderful. Can listen to MP3's, internet radio, satellite radio and local as well as international radio stations. Will never go back to regular radio systems.

 "Very convenient, 95% would be my score. Works very well in Linux!" 2009-04-14
By Jan Pfeifer (santa clara,ca)
It is not 100% because the software that runs on the server is still under development and have a couple of rough edges. Nothing major.



Also, one can setup the receiver without the remote control. My remote control is my wireless laptop. Works beautifully.

 "If you are into music, this is necessary" 2009-03-03
By Jose J. Gonzales (NJ USA)
I didn't purchase this from Amazon, although it is the lowest price around, instead i was able to purchase mine from Circuit City at an insane price due to liquidation.



At first installation was tricky, but i mostly blame this on a bogged down 9 year PC I was using. My laptop had crashed a week prior to purchasing the Duet. i figured I would at least get a "taste" of the Duet's features while i waited for my laptop's recovery disks to arrive.



With squeezecenter(program needed to stream throuhout house) installed on my PC i was able to get internet radio and Rhaposody to steam. But i was having problems streaming my Itunes library. At the end of the day i really blame this on my old bogged down PC.



Into the picture comes my newly formatted laptop. I installed the squeezecenter on there. At first I was still having the streaming problem with Itunes. I was able to find the FULL manual on the slimdevices(Logitech) website. After reading through it a quick change in my settings and resestting my Duet painlessly solved my problem. Within seconds i was streaming my 3,000+ itunes music.



My only real gripe with the Duet was it not including the FULL manual, but instead a Quick Setup Guide. I now enjoy listening to music more than ever and plan on converting all my music to FLAC and eventually purchasing a DAC to really get the most out of this unique system. But don't get me wrong the squeezebox sounds pretty good as it stands right now


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- Listen to infinite music, news and sports from every corner of the globe with this
easy-to-use, all-in-one Wi-Fi music playerall without a computer
- listening to free Internet radio stations, online music services, and your personal iTunes collection in minutesconnects easily to your home network via Wi-Fi
- Bring full, high-quality sound to any room with an ultra-compact design that fits easily on your night table or kitchen counter
- Just turn the dial to browse radio stations, music tracks and even album art, displayed on the full-color screen
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- Listen to infinite music, news and sports from every corner of the globe with this
easy-to-use, all-in-one Wi-Fi music playerall without a computer
- Start listening to free Internet radio stations, online music services, and your personal iTunes collection in minutesconnects easily to your home network via Wi-Fi
- Bring full, high-quality sound to any room with an ultra-compact design that fits easily on your night table or kitchen counter
- Just turn the dial to browse radio stations, music tracks and even album art, displayed on the full-color screen
- Recommend music to Facebook friends instantly right from your Squeezebox
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 "Full of bugs, unresponsive interface, subpar overall compared to other Squeezebox players" 2009-10-15
By unclemat (United States)
I love Squeezebox players. Before ordering the radio I had three at home: a Classic, a Boom and the original Slimdevices Squeezebox2. These are remarkable devices with superb sound quality, classy look and no-nonsense interface. Pleasure to use and super reliable.



Not so with the Radio. This is a product rushed to market full of interface bugs and obvious features missing from the older devices (such as navigating long list on the remote via alpha keys or being able to disable the remote if there is more than one device in one room). What's worst the unit frequently stops responding to inputs, even froze completely a couple of time that required disconnecting the power supply to reset it.



Even when it works the interface experience is unsatisfactory. The buttons are placed too close to each other, have rubbery feel to them and unlike on the Boom are not back-lit. What further detracts from the experience is slowly menus and choppy operation of the display, very unlike smooth and instantly reacting interface of Classic or Boom with the VFD display. While the unit retains the nice control knob from the Boom, the overall feel is not there. Also Logitech choose to change how the knob and other buttons (such as +) operate and thus making it behave different than Boom. No a good thing if you have several different devices thorough your home (a major point behind devices like Squeezebox).



Another annoyance is that it requires connect to [...] service. It can be avoided by installing Squeezebox Server (formerly called Squeezecenter) and disabling Internet connection. While the Radio is marketed as a Internet Radio device, it's primarily digital network player, and like any other Squeezebox can be used to play songs from your digital library of MP3, FLAC, and similar files. Users not wishing to depend on an external service to operate their Radio should not be forced to log to it.



On the plus side the sound quality is very good for a mono device of this size, the unit is compact and good looking. Slimdevices/Logitech has shown good support in fixing bugs in their Squeezebox software, so there is a good chance most of the problems will be fixed promptly, however I think it is a shame that a company decides to release a buggy product. I am sending mine back.

 "Better than expected" 2009-10-14
By G-Radio
When the Boom came out, I wanted to purchase it right away, but the $300 price tag and the inability to truely make it wireless detered me. Now that the Radio is out with a lower price tag, battery capability and a color LCD, I was totally sold. I've had the Radio for about a week now, and I simply love it. Even the wife was jamming to it when I got home from work the day after I bought it.



So far I have only had one issue with it...I can not find a setting to set the Album Art size to full screen on the Now Playing screen. It says in the manual that it is under the Screensaver settings, but when I go there it doesn't exist. I sent an email to Logitech support, but have not heard back from them yet.



Another cool feature that I didn't realize existed, was the ability to control the Radio from [...]



As far as sound quality goes, it is far better than expected. There is virtually no distortion even at maximum volume. I even plugged a set of Computer Speakers into the Headphone Jack and it didn't make that much of a difference. The Base levels aren't that deep, but they are there. I can put it in my livingroom and pump it up near max volume and hear it clearly throughout the house.



I haven't tested the Wireless strength extensively yet, but I was able to hook it up in the garage (1 Floor below and 50 feet from the router) and the signal strength was near full.



Overall, I am very satisfied with my purchase and can't wait to get the battery pack so I can just carry this thing around anywhere.


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- Built-in high-fidelity amplifier and speakers for crystal-clear, room-filling sound
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- Compact, all-in-one design with wireless networking for clutter-free audio in any room
- Included 3.5mm line-in cord works with iPod and other MP3 Players
- Seven-day alarm wakes you to your favorite Internet radio station or music playlist
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 "Wow!" 2009-10-13
By DennyInDurham (North Carolina)
Caveat: I purchased this (and a couple of Grace radios before) primarily to listen to a handful of Sirius talk channels without turning on a stereo system. DirecTV provides all the XM music channels, and I have a minimum of use for the 15,000 internet stations the radios successfully receive.



After suffering through a couple of months trying to get Grace Internet Radios to work reliably with Sirius Internet Radio streams (they're otherwise decent products), I happened on the Logitech Squeezebox Boom (in a CNET Grace Radio review).



Sirius works. Effortlessly. Just like you'd expect it to. But it starts playing faster than a Sirius Satellite Radio (and much faster than a Grace radio, when it works).



Everything else works, too, and is highly customizable to do things the way YOU want to.



Notable, and helping to justify the relatively high price, is remarkable sound quality for such a small unit, good build quality, usable IR remote, remote control from a PC, both Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections, and ability to be used in conjunction with other Squeezebox products.



This is simply an outstanding product.

 "My all-in-one bedroom radio, alarm clock, streaming internet radio" 2009-10-13
By TCN
I have one of these in my bedroom. It's pretty much my all in one alarm clock, streaming music player, streaming internet radio, and clock. I believe you can set up to four alarms. I generally have three alarms set and you can also choose to set some alarms for daily and other alarms for Monday through Friday or even even select days.



The sound quality is reasonably good considering this is an all in one unit, but don't expect the sound to be anything like your home stereo.



I also have this set up to play music stored on my computer. You can also select for this to play from [...]. It will store the same stations that you have stored on your Internet account. It will also play your local stations, but only through wi-fi (using your router) if they are broadcasting over the Internet.



I also like this a lot because the digital display is not hard to focus on. It's just bright enough to read, but not so bright that is interferes with sleep. With my last alarm clock radio I had to put a shirt over the display because it was very distracting.



The remote also has a magnetic surface on the top of the radio that it attaches to so it doesn't get lost. I've had to replace the remote battery a couple of times. It takes a CR 2032.



Overall, if you have some money to spend on a bedroom music player, this is my top recommendation.

 "Wondering which reviews are correct? Here's my experience!" 2009-10-03
By New Reviewer (NJ)
If you're reading many reviews of the Logitech Squeezebox Boom WiFi Internet Radio, wondering if you should drop $275.00 on it, could this possibly be as good as the many glowing reviews make is sound? And what about those negative reviews?



My experience? Just got it on 10/1/09. As I opened the box, I was at home on a one hour lunch break. I figured I'd be "starting the process" ...and get back to it later since I'd run out of time, figuring there would be some kind of glitch in the setup. NOPE!



It was amazingly easy. Turned it on, the screen guides you through it EASILY. (I didn't even open up the manual!) The radio was connected to my wireless network in my house in under 5 minutes, and that's probably because I wasn't rushing, didn't want to do something wrong. It was an easy step-by-step, click-this, move on, click-this etc. I don't have a password with my wireless net, maybe that made it very quick.



After it found the wireless net, I went to go play some music - again, without opening the manual. Just using the screen and making choices based on what was on it, I was playing stations from around the country a few minutes later. UNDER 10 minutes - tops - to be up and playing music! NO hassle doing this.



I have had Rhapsody for a few years, and it's one of the reasons I bought this radio - so I can hear all that music with great sound, not on my tinny laptop speakers. NO PROBLEM getting my Rhapsody account up and going on this radio. Typed in my Rhapsody username/passwork - connected to it right away and accessed everything EASILY.



If you're afraid of getting this radio because you won't be able to figure it out to set it up, (which was a worry I had going into this) cross that worry off your list. The EASE OF USE with this radio is AMAZING. They really made this super user-friendly.



I consider my self slightly up-average on the technology end of things, only in that I have used computers at work for years (NOT an I.T. guy, can't fix a computer, just use them), so can do the "normal" things you need to do with computers. So I don't think my ease of use with this was due to being some advance computer guy. Hardly.



The sound? BELIEVE the reviews about how AMAZING the sound is. GREAT bass as people have said in reviews, but the overall sound is, to me, incredible.



I had put off buying this...had it on my Wish List for a YEAR - boy I wish I had just gone for it back then! DO NOT WAIT, you will love this radio. I know it's only been a few days, but at this moment I intend to use whatever "Christmas Cash" I get this year, and get a SECOND one - for the 2nd floor of my house. I am sure I will be doing this, I love it that much.



For a HUGE music-lover like me, this is perfect, even though it's not cheap. Music means that much to me. Great sound, being able to access my Rhapsody account and so many other music sources (I really like CMT Radio and VH1 Radio for example) - I don't know if it gets any better than this!

 "Fantastic, just plain cool" 2009-10-03
By P. Houtz (WA United States)
Prior to my recent research into these things, I had no idea internet music streaming was available or so simple. If you've managed Wifi in your home, you can set this unit up. The sound is great (it is presently our only audio device in a 1300 sq. foot home). We don't receive radio signals where we are, but we've got iTunes and we have favorite radio stations from another state;and now we've got the music we love available throughout the house. Easy to use, and fun to operate remotely from the laptop. I look forward to a "real" music system someday, with a Squeezebox Boom in the smaller rooms. It's a terrific system.

 "Fun device, glad I bought it" 2009-10-02
By Walter J. Stoltz, III (Marine, IL United States)
I wanted a radio and alarm clock for my bedroom. This was pricey, but I love it. The last software update fixed a few of quirky issues I had. The internet radio stations play and sound great and just have unlimited content. I don't get some of the sports broadcasts due to blackouts, so not quite like live radio. I do with it could play my content off my media server, without needing to running Squeezebox server on one of my machines. But the way it is designed, I am sure they can add a plug in to resolve this. It is designed so that it can be extended.



The alarm clock is great. It does not lose settings during power outage. Can have multiple alarms set for specific days with custom alarm sound. No more forgetting to set the alarm and it does not come on over the weekends. Great design Logitech!


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- Listen to an infinite variety of Internet radio stations, online music services, and your iTunes collection through your existing home stereo with this easy-to-use Wi-Fi music player
- Enjoy easy station and music control from anywhere in the room with a full-color touch screen, intuitive menus and remote
- Experience full, rich sound supported by high-resolution encoding
- Connect seamlessly to your home network through Wi-Fi or Ethernet
- Works with other Squeezebox players to create a multi-room music system without running wires
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- Lossless Formats (Apple Lossless, FLAC, WMA Lossless) and Uncompressed formats (AIFF, WAV, PCM)
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- Bridging capability allows Ethernet devices to connect to the network through Squeezebox Wireless
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 "Nice unit" 2009-09-17
By R. Rowland
I purchased this after buying the Logitech boombox. I have this in sunroom, connected to Bose Acoustic Wave system.

I use it all the time. If you are interested in internet radio, this unit will meet your desires. Set-up easy, the squeezecenter, and squeezenetwork were somewhat confusing.

 "Squeezebox rocks!" 2009-09-10
By E. Shemesh (Bend, OR USA)
The Squeezebox far exceeded my expectations. User interface was as good as can be expected on the Squeezebox and was supplemented by the PC client. Super easy to set up. I haven't purchased a CD since!

 "Little piece of crap!" 2009-09-09
By Alejandro Luis Vlasich
I purchased yesterday this little piece of crap. I am a standard user of Logitech products and, despite they are not top quality, there are some of them which are really good, like the Harmony 1100 remote control.



So, in this case, I thought I was buying a good product. Totally wrong!!! The product loses constantly the connection with my Netgear wireless router. I thought the problem was with my router, but it was not. I tested it with 2 different notebooks and with my PS3 and no problem at all. Also, my ADSL connection is stable and with a very good bandwidth. Hence, I discarded Internet issues as I could watch movies and listen radio in my computer with no issues at all.



So, next step was to update the firmware of the crappy Squeezebox. Tried many times via WiFi and all of them were unsuccessful (the device turned off always at the middle of the update and gave an error message which is not documented and is not self-explanatory), so I plugged it to the router with a Lan cable and it could finally upgrade the firmware. Tested again, and no solution: the connection with the router is lost as soon as an Internet Radio starts playing. And the device does not respond anymore to the remote control, so it must be unplugged and plugged again.



So, I was testing many different options, but nothing solved the problem. The support page from Logitech? A bad joke! The "troubleshooting" is like the ABC for kids in the kindergarten, but no real solutions. No e-mail to contact them, just phone numbers.



I suspected that the problem should be somewhere else, so I installed the SoftSqueeze and tried in my computer: some radios work, but when the stream takes longer to load, the software simply freezes. So, not even the "soft" solution works.



I am returning this piece of crap tomorrow and will purchase some real Internet Radio product.



My advice: spend your money smarter and not in this garbage.



My big question here is: is my device faulty? Because I can't believe so many positive feedbacks unless they are written by Logitech!

 "Amazing Product!" 2009-09-06
By imgonna...
I love my squeezebox 3 and squeezebox duet! These units coupled with the squeezecenter software really unlock your digital music. The streaming is flawless and sound quality is also terrific. I think the squeezebox setup is much more flexible and cheaper than the alternative (i.e., sonos). The duet controller is very nice and easy to navigate with one hand. It syncs flawlessly with my Rhapsody subscription as well as my digital music collection (which is on a WHS). I would be happy to answer specific questions if you want to email me. Overall I am very pleased with my purchases and definitely plan on buying more squeezebox's to extend my music to all my rooms! Highly recommended!

 "Surprisingly Good" 2009-08-29
By J. Walters (NY State)
Purchased about 3 weeks ago despite looking for a unit to play/control iPod (reviews indicated as weakpoint). Also wanted I'net radio (have a CCrane / Reciva at bedside).



Had it integrated into my 8.11g net literally in minutes, I'net stations much easier to locate than on the Crane, load / buffer delay minimal on station changes. Some might want more presets.



Then downloaded the SqueezeCenter software, and turned my laptop (for now) into a music server, including my iPod library (CAUTION: non DRM material only).



To me just as good as plugging in the iPod. Being able to control the unit from the laptop negates the display / remote problems --- I can't see the unit from my normal listening position.



Overall sound quality is some where between FM and CD, depending on source. Wouldn't make it my main system, nor relagate to talk radio on the CCrane.






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