steveinaz;673252 Wrote:
> Marantz, NAD, Cambridge Audio, and Bryston all offer network players
> now--so let the chips fall where they may. I almost bought the
> Cambridge, but decided to "test the waters" at a lower cost, via
> Touch.
>
> I'm running thru a Benchmark DAC/PRE and very satisified with the
> results so far. Santa is bringing a CI Audio power supply as well.
>
Does any of them:
1. Also offer a player which is cheap and small with built-in speaker
which is suitable for placement in kitchen/bedroom ?
2. Is it realistic to believe that any new player they produce two
years in the future will be compatible and usable in the same system as
the one they produce today ?
Since I want a solution that works in the whole house, it's always
questions like these which makes me believe the current competitors
applicable for my setup are Logitech, Sonos and possibly Apple.
--
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