aubuti wrote: 
> It is a pity indeed, but it depends on what you mean by that being the
> state of affairs for music-only players. Logitech didn't know how to
> sell Squeezeboxes. On the other hand, Sonos appears to be doing rather
> well. I'm not saying that Sonos is as good as Squeezebox, because in my
> opinion it isn't. But for a large chunk of users the weaknesses of Sonos
> (eg, lack of extensibility, constraints on library size) are non-issues.

For an larger chunk of users iTunes' terrible music library management
is also a non-issue.

By the way it should be noted that one highly praised audiophile music
streamer which relied on the useless DNLA streaming protocol has already
bitten the dust:

The Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC

http://www.audiostream.com/content/musical-fidelity-m1-clic-universal-music-controller

http://www.stereophile.com/content/musical-fidelity-m1clic-universal-music-controller

My guess is that the Auralic Aries music streamer will be discontinued
even before all the usual glowing reviews hit the newsstands.



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