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With the Logitech Squeezebox Duet network music system, music lovers can listen to their personal digital music collection, Internet radio and subscription services on their home-entertainment system in their living room, the stereo system in their bedroom, even on the mini-system in their kitchen – anywhere they have audio gear. And with the Squeezebox Duet controller, listeners can control their digital music from the palm of their hand.
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The Squeezebox Duet Controller
To help you navigate your digital music collections, the new Squeezebox Controller features a 2.4-inch full-color LCD screen. The multi-room controller uses a convenient scroll wheel, familiar menus and intuitive buttons, making it easy for you to browse, select and play your personal music collection, Internet radio and online subscription services, such as MP3tunes and Last.FM. You can search music by artist, albums, playlists, genres and a host of other categories. Plus, the brilliant full-color screen displays album art and allows you to personalize your screen wallpaper. The Squeezebox Duet Receiver
Building on the control and audio quality of the classic Squeezebox, the new compact wireless receiver easily fits in any room in the house. Expert engineering and sophisticated audio rendering technology helps provide enhanced sound clarity. Advanced 802.11g wireless technology eliminates the need to string wires everywhere just to listen to music from the computer. And Squeezebox owners who want to control multiple music sources all over the house can easily add more receivers, allowing you to listen to a different song in each room, or synchronize your receivers to hear the same tune throughout your house. Multiple receivers can all be controlled by one Squeezebox Duet Controller. Access Millions of Songs
The unique Squeezebox solution even allows you to listen to music when your computer is off. Upon registering the Squeezebox Duet network music system, you can access thousands of radio stations and millions of songs, aggregated by Logitech’s unique Internet service: the SqueezeNetwork, an open-source platform. By putting music on the SqueezeNetwork, you can listen to your personal digital music collection, enjoy Internet radio or access subscription music services through your Squeezebox Duet network music system from any location with Internet access – no interaction with your computer is required. The new Squeezebox Duet joins the original award-winning Logitech® Squeezebox™ network music system and the audiophile’s first choice: the Logitech® Transporter™ network music system. For current Squeezebox and Transporter owners who want to control their music from the palm of their hand, a standalone Squeezebox Controller can be purchased and easily integrated into their current setup.
- Play all of your music from the palm of your hand
The multi-room controller with 2.4-inch color display makes it easy to browse playlists, albums, artists, and more. Even search by name. Convenient scroll wheel, simple menus, and i ntuitive buttons make navigation a breeze. - Experience incredible sound quality
Expert engineering and sophisticated audio rendering technology provide sound clarity to please even the most demanding audiophile. - Enjoy a hassle-free, wireless setup
Advanced 802.11g wireless technology eliminates the need to string wires everywhere just to listen to the music from your computer. And setting up an additional room is simple as pushing a button — even on secure networks. - Listen even when your computer is off
Access millions of songs, thousands of Internet radio stations, and music service providers such as MP3tunes and Last.FM, without ever turning on your computer using SqueezeNetwork™, our unique Internet service. Even your personal music collection can be stored online in an MP3tunes music locker and played through your Squeezebox. - Music everywhere
Connect the Squeezebox Receiver to your stereo or powered speakers and create a musical oasis. Add additional Squeezebox Receivers and listen to a different song in each room, or synchronize them and hear the same music everywhere.
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 CNET.com Review (8.7/10): "With its excellent iPod-like remote, the Logitech Squeezebox Duet is an ideal way to stream the full range of digital music--including files on your computer's hard drive, premium subscription music services, and free Internet radio--to your living room stereo system."
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 Automated Home Review: "The Duet and Squeezecentre 7.0 is a big improvement in usability over the previous Slim Devices offering. In my opinion they’ve succeeded in making what was the player of choice for the tinkerer and technically minded suitable for the mass-market. It plays music incredibly well and the new remote does make it quicker and easier to select music. It will only get better over time but it is already a top notch piece of kit..."Click here for the full review.
 PC Pro Review (Rated 5/6): "One of the best network audio players just got better. It's expensive, but worth every penny. Streaming media across your home network is growing in popularity, with an ever-increasing number of boxes on the market. With video it's still a dark art getting systems running smoothly, and with an obvious use yet to emerge, there is still a long way to go before mass market acceptance..."
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 PC Magazine Review (Rated 4/5): "The original Squeezebox was made by Slim Devices until the company was acquired by Logitech last year. It was a handy solution for streaming audio from your computer to your home stereo system. With the Squeezebox Duet, Logitech's first update to the original, the company takes the device to new heights with a slicker design..."
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 Register Hardware Review (Rated 95%): "A media streamer with absolutely no glaring deficiencies is a rarer thing than you'd think, but Logitech has come up with one. Set up is painless once you have the right set of instructions, even for the technophobic. In use, the Duet is a joy: simple, intuitive, reliable and very well made. At 270 notes, it's not cheap – though it compares well with kit from the likes of Sonos, and is worth every penny if you ask us...."
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