dcote;238091 Wrote: > that being said, i am not sure if sonos is smarter - to me it seems they > are simply addressing a different market: > > SONOS: customers with higher budgets, primarily seeking an audio device > which is sexy to look at, has less knobs to tweak and which is easy to > buy - i.e. less complexity and less things to break! > > SLIMDEVICES: customers who are technically savvy or interested, have a > smaller budget and who are not only willig to, but love to tweak and > fiddle with their equipment and continuously research and implement new > optimizations.
Yep. I bought both. Stuck with Sonos. My SB3 sits atop my sonos in my bedroom, haven't turned it on in months - it just shows me time and weather and scores & stocks. Worth the price of entry for that alone. Sonos transformed the amount and nature of music I listened to from an interface perspective alone. SB felt different, but still a pain to browse... to flip through my collection. Sync'ing across the house in a seamless way - hell, doing everything in a seamless way, is what brought me to ante up for Sonos and which made me stay. My 2 cents. If Logitech builds a better remote, I may give it a whirl. I'm not tied in, even though I have 4 Sonos boxes and two remotes. Show me a better mousetrap - I haven't seen one yet! J -- john_ops ------------------------------------------------------------------------ john_ops's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=13528 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=39623 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
