On Friday, June 27, 2014 12:58:15 PM UTC-4, thekma...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > On Friday, June 27, 2014 9:00:23 AM UTC-4, james...@gmail.com wrote:   
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   > > On Thursday, June 26, 2014 6:00:55 PM UTC-4, thekma...@gmail.com wrote:   
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   > > > Thanks for the suggs james!   
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   > > > I also forgot to mention:  All the analog gear still WORKS!  So I'm in   
   no rush to go out and buy all new stuff thank you very much.   
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   > > > I don't do every ios upgrade Apple issues, i don't get  a new phone   
   everytime I'm eligible.  I still have a (rather) large tube TV in my living   
   room.  I don't use it to browse the web or order take-out on - I have my   
   i-Devices and land line and    
   cell phones for those tasks.   
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   > > >  You could say I'm pretty satisfied.  My stuff does what I need it to.    
   Ain't in no rush.  ;)   
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   > > Sounds like you may be using itunes for at least some of your music.  The   
   new yamaha receivers do airplay very well when network connected.  They show   
   up in itunes with minimal effort.  Pick your music and play.   
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   > Keep trying, keep trying!   
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   > Your strongest breath will not make the Empire State Bldg sway. LOL   
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   > "Pick my music and play"?  I do that with my iPod and my Sony 1993 CD   
   changer every day.  ;)   
      
   Had a changer once.  After you get past 5-600 cds changers just aren't the   
   answer anymore.   
      
   The thing about using itunes and a larger drive is you can rip your cd's in a   
   lossless format.  So you've still got 100% of the original material from the   
   cd.  And you can set it up so they are converted to mp3s when they are copied   
   to your ipod so you    
   still get the maximum number of songs on the ipod.   
      
   I can control playback from the unit remotes, the computer, the netbook, or my   
   phone.   
      
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