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| All of the products listed below will help you connect RHAPSODY to your home stereo and give you premium quality sound. There are simple cable-based solutions, wireless solutions, direct-digital solutions and more. All you need to do is choose the one that's right for you. |
D-Link MediaLoungeTM DSM-320 Wireless Media Player
D-Link introduces the latest addition to its multimedia family of products: the D-Link MediaLoungeTM DSM-320 Wireless Media Player. The DSM-320 unites your network with your home entertainment center, allowing you to share, access, and enjoy your digital media-whether it is music, videos, or photos-in the comfort of your living room.
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Xitel Hi-Fi Link
The Hi-Fi Link is a simple, effective way to improve the audio performance of your PC. The USB interface and electromagnetic isolation mean crystal clear sound, while it's small size and 30-foot audio cable mean easy set up all for under $50.
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Xitel Pro HiFi-Link
Need a direct digital connection to your stereo system? Then the Pro HiFi-Link is for you. It gives you all the benefits of the HiFi-Link (above) PLUS the audiophile performance of a direct digital signal. It even comes with 30-foot coaxial, optical, and analog cablesÂ…all for under $100.
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Linksys Wireless-B
The Linksys Wireless-B Music System lets you bring the digital music stored on your computer to your Home Entertainment Center, without running cables through the house. The Music System is 100% Rhapsody Ready and includes speakers so you can access Rhapsody in any room in your home via your wi-fi or ethernet network.
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SMC Wireless Audio Adapter
The Rhapsody Ready SMC Wireless Audio Adapter works over a Wi-Fi network to stream Rhapsody from your PC to your stereo. The SMC wireless audio adapter works on either an 802.11b or 802.11g network (the adapter itself is 802.11b), supports Universal Plug and Play, and lets users play the Rhapsody service over the network.
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GoVideo D2730
The GoVideo D2730 Networked DVD Player is a slim-line, networked, Progressive Scan DVD Player. The Networked DVD Player features a "network" mode that allows you to access content on your PC via your wi-fi or ethernet network and play Rhapsody through your home entertainment system.
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OmniFi DMS1 Digital Media Streamer
Browse and play all the music in your Rhapsody library from the comfort of your living room using a remote control and your TV. The DMS1 connects to any existing home audio system and is 100% Rhapsody Ready. If you've got a wired or wireless home network, this is a great way to play Rhapsody from anywhere in the house.
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NetGear MP101
NetGear's MP101 media streamer looks and sounds great. Connect it to you home network ethernet or wifi and access your Rhapsody library right from your living room! The vivid LCD screen is visible across the room and makes browsing your collection simple. The MP101 is 100% Rhapsody Ready.
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PRISMIQ MediaPlayer
The MediaPlayer turns your TV into a digital media control center and streams PC-based music, movies, pictures to your TV and home audio system - wirelessly! You can also surf the web and chat on your TV. You can even display album art and information on your TV while your Rhapsody music is playing. As you might imagine, the Media Player is 100% Rhapsody Ready.
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RCA Lyra Wireless Model RD900W
The new RCA Lyra Wireless sends crystal clear digital audio from your PC to your stereo. Just plug into your PC's USB jack and you are ready to go. Includes a remote control to let you skip, stop, play, etc without walking to your PC.
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Stereo-Link Model 1200
Stereo-Link's special isolation circuitry and extra-long audio cable deliver a high performance alternative to standard PC or RCA cables. Listen to your music the way you want to hear it. Clean, powerful bass. Natural, detailed highs. No hum. No buzz. No compromise.
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Harman Kardon DAL 150
Got a digital coaxial input on your home stereo receiver? This product from the folks at Harman Kardon will route digital audio signals from your USB port directly into the coaxial digital input jack of your stereo system or processor.
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| Remember, how you connect your PC to your stereo is up to you. What's important is that you try it! |
| Questions? Contact us at rhapsody-support@listen.com |
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| No Frills Option* (costs about $10!) |
| If you don't want to spend much money, all you really need to make a decent connection is a standard "Y-adapter" cable like the one pictured below. |
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| These simple cables can be purchased for about $10 from your local consumer electronics store. |
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STEP 1
Plug the stereo 1/8" mini-jack end of your Y-adapter into the sound card or headphone jack of your computer. This is the same jack you would use to plug in PC speakers.
STEP 2
Locate an available jack (Aux, Tape2, etc.) on the back of your stereo receiver and plug in the other ends of your Y-adapter. NOTE: DO NOT USE THE PHONO JACK, as this will cause static and interference.
STEP 3
On the front panel of your stereo receiver, select the mode where you have connected your Y-adapter (Aux, Tape 2, CD, etc).
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You are now ready to start listening. Turn on your stereo, fire up RHAPSODY, and enjoy the music! |
| Questions? Contact us. |
| * Note: this solution works well for the majority of people who try it. However, if you find that sound quality is sub-par, we highly recommend trying one of the other products listed on this page. |
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