Re: Digital Distribution

I started down that route with the AT. We currently
have one in the family room and one in the bedroom.
My original plan for the living room was a 3rd AT but
no longer, unfortunately. (Unless of course someone
has one to sell for a reasonable cost :)  There is no
way I am paying as much for a used AT on ebay as i did
for a new one 3 years ago.)

I could switch over to another player, but I would
prefer sticking to 1 type and I am not ready to give
up  my ATs.  Our neighbors just bought a squeeze box
on my recommendation and while it has its advantages
(such as being available), I sill prefer the AT.

For now, the point to point digital balun looks like
the most cost effective solution.


--- Arnt Gulbrandsen <[email protected]> wrote:

> Andrew Broome writes:
> > Analog distribution systems such as A-Bus have
> been discussed before,
> > but does anyone use or know of a system that
> distributes a digital
> > signal?
>
> Ethernet.
>
> You can use a single file server and a bunch of mp3
> players. Works well.
>
> Arnt
>



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