My music library is completely wav as well. The files are tagged with ID3v2.3 tags and it works just fine. Although there is no defined standard when it comes to tagging wav files, it is possible to tag wav files. The tagging method uses a RIFF chunk to maintain the wav files integrity. In the RIFF chunk, which is called id32, there is the ID3v2.3 tag. I use iTunes for ripping and then I run a custom application on my library that writes the tags to the wav files the information is read from iTunes. It does not rewrite the complete wav files; it just adds the RIFF chunk to the wav file. Many people on this forum are opposed to wav files and pro flac. But it is all relative. Just make up your own mind about it. If you want to use wav then go for it. It works and your wav files stay intact. Wav is uncompressed CD quality and it can be easily converted to something else if the future requires it. Bandwidth, storage space, etc, is not an issue at all. I have two SB3s running wireless runs flawlessly.
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