Arctic Audio Relay Review
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Published: 7th November 2012 | Source: Arctic Cooling | Price: |
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Thanks to the compact nature of the Audio Relay itself, the packaging is extremely compact. It's about the same size as the packaging on an average-sized cloth mouse mat. The AR is so easy to setup that you could get away with just looking at the diagram on the box.
As well as the Audio Relay itself we have a USB power cable and plug, a wireless antenna and some good quality phono cables to connect the AR to whatever audio option you wish to use.
Piano black is the order of the day, guaranteed to pick up all the dust and fingerprints it can find. On top is just a power button, which glows blue when on. Round the back is where the action happens. From left to right are the phono ports for the audio output, an Optical out, the USB power input, a USB port for firmware upgrading, Ethernet (needed for initial setup), and the WPS button and antenna port for the wireless if you choose to utilise that.
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Originally Posted by jamdox
I hate to be "that guy," but we Mac users have had this functionality for... 8 years at this point, with the airport express.
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Originally Posted by jamdox
I hate to be "that guy," but we Mac users have had this functionality for... 8 years at this point, with the airport express.
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+1 hates Apple.
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Originally Posted by rossi94
Mac and interessted in hardware? Fits not good together in my oppinion. Mac destroys any freedom, you're even loosing the warrenty if you're swapping your HDD.
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And, you can replace hard drives and RAM without voiding any warranty, as long as you don't mess anything else up when you do it.
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Want to enjoy your playlists anywhere in the house? The Arctic Audio Relay might be just the ticket.
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