Re: Sonos
Tim Hill <[email protected]> Mon, 24 Jan 2005 00:19:09 -0800
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Hold on. It's not a lack of *products* -- there are, literally, dozens out there -- every major maker has something or other. So it's not the AT "failure" that's doing it. It's "convergence". We have computer people doing audio, and audio people doing computers. And neither really know how to blend the two. As a 25 year computer veteran and 20 year audiophile, it's depressing/amusing to watch everyone fumble this so badly. Part, no doubt, is the pressures from the media conglomerates, who are totally vacant when it comes to understanding what's going on (can they spell "dinosaur", I wonder). Arnt Gulbrandsen wrote: > Tim Hill writes: > >> Is it that difficult to get this market right? Manufacturers don't >> seem to have any idea what they are doing. > > > I imagine the dialogue goes like this: > > "Maybe we should being out something much like the Audiotron." > "Well, didn't the Audiotron company stop production?" > "Right. Can't be much of a market." > > Arnt > >