brjoon1021;212495 Wrote: 
> I don't know... I guess I am pretty disappointed with the way all of
> this unfolds.

None of this should be news to anyone.  You act like you just dicovered
that you need to put gas in the new car you bought.

> It seems to basically boil the purchase price of such a device only gets
> one the privilege of not having to get up to change a CD (which you MUST
> be in the possession of to be listening to its music). I am not THAT
> lazy.

No, the convenience factor goes far beyond that.  Playing custom
playlists, random files, using it as an alarm.  The same thing people
have been doing with computers and digital music files for the last 10
years or so.  Where the Squeezebox fits in is being able to get the
music from the computer to the stereo system over a network.  Many
people have no problem just connecting a computer's soundcard output
directly to their stereo system.  For them, I'd say there's little
reason to own a Squeezebox.

> Internet radio is the other thing, but that does not interest me too
> much. For me, current laws make these types of devices kind of
> superfluous and too expensive. They are kind of a CD multi-Disk
> changer, in effect. If one is OK with ripping every disk that his/her
> friends have then this category of front end is a gold mine...

I'm really curious as to what you thought you were buying.  Did you
thing that for $300 you were purchasing some kind of perpetual music
machine?

You need to return it while you're still within the 30 day window.


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JJZolx

Jim
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