chad_hauris
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I have a 'retro' equivalent of an ipod-type device. I use a dumpster-salvaged 1996 Gateway 2000 computer with sound card connected to my Broadcast Electronics mixing board and PA amplifier with a 70-volt distribution system for driving speakers through the house.
The Gateway is running Linux with 2 hard drives and is networked through NFS to 5 other salvaged computers throughout the house offering a total of about 15 gigabytes of storage. The files are mono Ogg Vorbis files as the audio system is mono.
Operation is through a command line interface program called CMUS; total audio storage is currently about 36 hours of audio (not sure how many songs)
1st 10 songs on shuffle:
1. Pitty Pitty Patter: Susan Raye
2. The Race is On: George Jones
3. Shake Your Groove Thing: Peaches and Herb
4. Swingtown: Steve Miller Band
5. Venus: Bananarama
6. Funkytown: Pseudo Echo
7. Tumbling Dice: Linda Ronstadt
8. Breakdance: Irene Cara
9. Ebb Tide: The Living Strings orchestra
10. The In Crowd: Ramsey Lewis Trio
The Gateway is running Linux with 2 hard drives and is networked through NFS to 5 other salvaged computers throughout the house offering a total of about 15 gigabytes of storage. The files are mono Ogg Vorbis files as the audio system is mono.
Operation is through a command line interface program called CMUS; total audio storage is currently about 36 hours of audio (not sure how many songs)
1st 10 songs on shuffle:
1. Pitty Pitty Patter: Susan Raye
2. The Race is On: George Jones
3. Shake Your Groove Thing: Peaches and Herb
4. Swingtown: Steve Miller Band
5. Venus: Bananarama
6. Funkytown: Pseudo Echo
7. Tumbling Dice: Linda Ronstadt
8. Breakdance: Irene Cara
9. Ebb Tide: The Living Strings orchestra
10. The In Crowd: Ramsey Lewis Trio