Network Music Players
Discover the smart way to listen to digital music in every
room:
- Transporter — The first audiophile network player.
- Squeezebox Duet — Logitech's first network music system with a multi-room wireless controller.
- Squeezebox Classic — Our original wireless digital music player.
- Squeezebox Controller — Play all your music from the palm of your hand. Works with all our network music players.
- Squeezebox Receiver — Same Squeezebox quality, minus the display. Add one to every room.
A class unto themselves
Logitech's Squeezebox products feature perfect digital lossless playback, more audio formats, stunning animations, beautiful fonts, and a true 802.11g wireless connection.
Superior sound quality
High fidelity 24-bit DACs and ultra-low distortion characteristics deliver the finest in audio quality. Digital optical, coax, and analog connectors can plug in to any home theater, stereo, or amplified speakers.
Flexible placement
Locate our players up to three times farther from your wireless access point with built-in support for true 802.11g and advanced lossless compression technologies.
Easy to use and set up
Installation takes just a few minutes: simply load SqueezeCenter, our powerful and free Open Source software, onto your computer and connect the player to your network.
Support for more audio formats
Our players handle all of today's leading and emerging formats without sacrificing audio quality. Your hardware investment is protected against technical obsolescence with upgradeable firmware.
Synchronize music to more rooms
Broadcast the same music or independent streams to 2, 10 or even 20 rooms by adding players to stereos in each location.
Fast song searches
Browse and search 100,000 song libraries in seconds to find the perfect song for the perfect moment. The user-friendly interface allows you to browse quickly through your whole music collection via custom remote controls or a web browser.
New ways to discover music
Only our players stream Pandora, the leading personalized radio service, and countless Internet radio stations, in any room of your home.