maggior;195857 Wrote: 
> I thought this was an interesting thread.  I wonder how teenagers in the
> household react to the squeezebox?  Do they think it is cool?  Do they
> care how it works or how it is set up?  Or would they rather use their
> iPod and iTunes off their computer?

I am the proud, if somewhat cash-trapped, father of three kids, two of
whom are teenagers.  My 18-year old son uses SoftSqueeze on his PC to
listen to Pandora and Rhapsody Direct.  When his buddies are over,
they'll happily do the same with the Squeezebox in the family room/home
theatre.  He's not a techie at all (his preference runs to football,
lacrosse, and blondes).  He'll just take the computer/SoftSqueeze setup
off to college in the Fall.

My 16-yr old daughter, when she's not sulking in her room with
headphones on, will listen to the local country music radio station 
streamed via her computer.  She's got no interest at all in the
Squeezebox, which is good because her taste in music isn't shared with
the rest of the family.

The 5-year old is a gearhead-in-training.  He's got using Harmony
remotes down cold, and would be fine with the SB3 if he could read! 
He's always asking how things work, so I have a feeling he'll be the
one most into the whole setup.

My wife loves the SB3 and wants one in every room.  I'm not installing
speakers/amps every where, so she's out of luck.  I did what I always
do with technology I bring home; I set it up and told absolutely no one
how it works.  It's a really good litmus test to see what they figure
out and what the don't ask me to take out.


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