When I was growing up, our family “wireless” was mains powered
did you also get your water from a well and wash in the local stream .. sorry i meant 'burn'
did you also get your water from a well and wash in the local stream .. sorry i meant 'burn'
castalla
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Ah, the good old wireless for Listen With Mother, and Dick Barton, Special Agent, and the Home ServiceWhen I was growing up, our family “wireless” was mains powered
Same for me - but I noticed, a while back, that things have moved onWhen I was growing up, our family “wireless” was mains powered
If the Sound(s) truly were wireless, I would have gone for a listenso basically in reply to my own original question the answer despite multiple responses is 'no' and 'no' apart from @s3igell 's 'US' show suggestion which dosn't fulfil the critia of the question, but at least was relevant .. kind of
And remote controls had wiresWhen I was growing up, our family “wireless” was mains powered
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And nobody actually owned a TV, they rented.
As far as I can see WiiM don't call the Sound "wireless", at least not on their website and in their Amazon.com listing.If the Sound(s) truly were wireless, I would have gone for a listen
Customer reviews do use that term and the "wireless input" is specified. But yes, the sound does need two wires, indeed.
castalla
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And the notorious Volksempfänger 301 - wireless and pre-censored. The Volkswagen had better success post 1945.
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