No, the defect was very minor and difficult to replicate I bet 99% companies would never admit that it existed. Companies are only interested in customers before the customers shell out the money to buy the product. Slim Devices guys are different....
It is way better then the soundbridge. Buy one and try it out. There is 30 days return policy. Excelent internet radio support for example. Great community of hackers. And many, many more....
It is great. Changes you life:) Sorts of like Tivo.
Yes, the box is great. But what really makes a difference is the company and their approach to customers. One time they posted instructions on how to open the box and add a capacitor to fix the headphones hum issue. And the operation did not void the warranty!
Cool toy for geeks and others too! Here is a good review:
No, the defect was very minor and difficult to replicate
I bet 99% companies would never admit that it existed.
Companies are only interested in customers before the customers shell out the money to buy the product.
Slim Devices guys are different....
You never owned the box, so how could you know?
:) Sorts of like Tivo.
It is way better then the soundbridge. Buy one and try it out. There is 30 days return policy.
Excelent internet radio support for example.
Great community of hackers.
And many, many more....
It is great. Changes you life
try softsqueeze
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.cgi?SoftSqueeze
but the player is really worth the price
the older model can be have for less then $200
yes, it does
go to the forums and search for unicode
http://forums.slimdevices.com/
your setup must be wrong. Try slimcd http://www.herger.net/slim/
I's got SlimServer running on PIII 900MHZ and it rocks!
Yes, the box is great. But what really makes a difference is the company and their approach to customers. One time they posted instructions on how to open the box and add a capacitor to fix the headphones hum issue. And the operation did not void the warranty!
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Cool toy for geeks and others too! Here is a good review:
http://www.enjoythemusic.com/magazine/equipment/1
Cheers,