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![]() The Squeezebox Squeezebox ReviewGuide Rating - ![]() The Bottom LineThere are hundreds of high-quality streaming radio stations on the Web that offer extremely focused playlists: anything from 24 Hour Elvis to Celtic reels. However, there's a catch: you could only listen to these wonderful Web stations while you were sitting in front of your computer. That's not a problem anymore with the Squeezebox, a sleek gadget that interfaces the enormous variety of streaming Web radio stations with your home stereo system, providing one of the best listening experiences out there today. Pros
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Guide Review - Squeezebox ReviewI have to admit: I'm not much of a gadget girl.
However, I do love listening to online radio stations, and I LOVE playing around with Pandora, my own personal, customizable, streaming radio station (I'm listening to it as I write right now!). The problem was this: there's literally hundreds of thousands of really wonderful, highly targeted streaming Web radio stations out there, but I could only listen to them when I was sitting in front of my computer. Otherwise, I had to settle for the commercial-heavy FM stations or (heaven forbid) actually PAY for satellite or XM radio, something that I was not really eager to do. Enter the Squeezebox. What is the Squeezebox? In the most non-techie language possible, it's a way to listen to all of those streaming Web radio stations - and there are a LOT, folks - on your home stereo. Here's what you'll need to get started with the Squeezebox:
Additionally, you can also use the Squeezebox to listen to your favorite customized Pandora radio stations - what a nice change from the garbage playing on most FM radio stations these days, right? Overall, I couldn't recommend the Squeezebox more highly. We listen to it constantly in our house, and I absolutely love being able to listen to virtually commercial free, stereo quality, targeted radio stations on my home stereo. |
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