Quoting tyler_durden ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I had no trouble setting up my SB3 system, but I have maintained > computers for other people for years, so I am familiar with "Joe > Blow's" ability to deal with computer networks, software to rip, > compress, and tag music files, and his ability to fix it when something > goes wrong. I am also familiar with the effort he is willing to expend > to get that cool sound system up and running. Most are not willing to > do so. But how many of those people are serious music listeners? In my opinion, the Squeezebox is not a product for people that are content listening to FM radio in their cars or are content with the storage capacity of their Nano. Most people in my experience that are serious enough music fans to accumulate large collections are technologically savvy enough to deal with a Squeezebox. They may be audiophiles, dealing with highly complex systems and concepts, or they've already been involved for some time in downloading music to accumulate the collections they've built. Just look at the size of the music collections that people on these forums have. I haven't seen many (any?) posts from people that have 200 songs in their iTunes library and are interested in Slim products. The slimserver market, again in my opinion, is comprised of passionate music fans that aren't going to be daunted by the minor complexities of setting up a server. _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
