Hi All,
I've just bought a Linn Sneaky DS and I'm wondering what the best way to connect it to my home network would be.
My router is plugged in upstairs in the spare room with an Apple Time Capsule attached. My Sneaky is going to be downstairs in my living room, and I have a spare Apple Airport Express knocking around.
I'm wondering whether I can connect the Sneaky to my home network by simply plugging the ethernet cable from the Sneaky into my Airport Express? My dealer told me to get something called a dLAN 200 - you plug one part of it into the router and the other part into the mains and attach it to the Sneaky. He didn't know anything about the Airport Express, so does anybody know if the Airport Express will do the same job? I used to plug my B&W Zeppelin straight into the Airport express and stream my iTunes to it, so I'm hoping it'll also work with the Sneaky.
I'm finding all of this a little bit confusing as I'm not a massively technical person when it comes to wireless networks and any help would be very much appreciated!!
Thanks a lot
Sam
I've just bought a Linn Sneaky DS and I'm wondering what the best way to connect it to my home network would be.
My router is plugged in upstairs in the spare room with an Apple Time Capsule attached. My Sneaky is going to be downstairs in my living room, and I have a spare Apple Airport Express knocking around.
I'm wondering whether I can connect the Sneaky to my home network by simply plugging the ethernet cable from the Sneaky into my Airport Express? My dealer told me to get something called a dLAN 200 - you plug one part of it into the router and the other part into the mains and attach it to the Sneaky. He didn't know anything about the Airport Express, so does anybody know if the Airport Express will do the same job? I used to plug my B&W Zeppelin straight into the Airport express and stream my iTunes to it, so I'm hoping it'll also work with the Sneaky.
I'm finding all of this a little bit confusing as I'm not a massively technical person when it comes to wireless networks and any help would be very much appreciated!!
Thanks a lot
Sam