The Brennan JB7
Sun, Feb 3 2013, 9:35AM
#2
RE: The Brennan JB7
What I think might be really useful for technophobes is a CD ripper with a reliable database for classical CDs which could create an iTunes or similar library without fuss. No need for a built in amplifier. The database is key and, of course, you don't really need a separate gadget at all - just a PC with a suitable program but does such a program exist?
If such a program existed my dad would probably try moving to a server based system. I think I put him off buying a Brennan after telling him about the problems described in this thread.
Sun, Feb 3 2013, 2:55PM
#3
RE: The Brennan JB7
I use dbpoweramp which works fine for me.
The Brennan works better as an amp than as a music system. I use it for my tv, where it fits nicely because of its small size. I could do without the giant brick though.
Sun, Feb 3 2013, 6:46PM
#4
RE: The Brennan JB7
I use dbpoweramp which works fine for me.
The Brennan works better as an amp than as a music system. I use it for my tv, where it fits nicely because of its small size. I could do without the giant brick though.
So do I but I still have to do a bit of tag editing afterwards.
What I'm thinking of is something which is, say, 95% reliable.
It's easy to load CD's onto the Brennan JB7, but it's not so easy to find what you're looking for when you actually want to listen to music.