AVA RS3
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July 2013
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© 2013 Haymarket Publishing
Comments
A Vortexbox is much cheaper, does exactly the same thing and is more flexible. A comparison would have been nice. http://www.vortexbox.co.uk/
This seems ideal for my application but I'm still unsure of the best interface to my Hi Fi system and the best encoding method. I want to have as near CD quality as I can get.
I've just installed an AVA RS3 with Flacc lossless format for all my CD's, and a Sonos system. The house is full of wonderful music! The whole setup is so easy to use. I can recommend it to anyone.
AVA could improve their instruction manual procedure, though, you have to print one off yourself if you want one! Otherwise there is too little information.
KSLPensioner