Comments on: OMG! Music fandom nirvana. http://archives.frederatorblogs.com/frederator_studios/2007/07/23/omg-music-fandom-nirvana/ Original Cartoons since 1998. Sun, 27 May 2012 04:28:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Cliff Galbraith http://archives.frederatorblogs.com/frederator_studios/2007/07/23/omg-music-fandom-nirvana/#comment-915 Cliff Galbraith Tue, 24 Jul 2007 00:00:00 +0000 http://archives.frederatorblogs.com/frederator_studios/2007/07/23/omg-music-fandom-nirvana/#comment-915 I've been considering the Sonos for some time. But until now, I've known no one who owns one. I've read some good reviews, but haven't really heard too much in the last year or so. I too believed for a long time that ownership was the only true path for music aficionados. And could subscription services really provide the obscure tracks that made my music collection fun and interesting, so full of surprises when entertaining guests? Also, if everyone had access to the obscure, how obscure could it be? On the other hand, what of convenience? Or simple economics? This subscription thing is starting to make sense. The Sonos system is a great way to network music throughout the house. Right now, all I have is my iPod docked to my living room stereo. If I had the Sonos, I could listen in any room in the house. <br /><br />So thanks for the advice on the Sonos. Who knew I 'd get appliance info on an animation site? The Frederator blog -- is there anything it can't do? I’ve been considering the Sonos for some time. But until now, I’ve known no one who owns one. I’ve read some good reviews, but haven’t really heard too much in the last year or so. I too believed for a long time that ownership was the only true path for music aficionados. And could subscription services really provide the obscure tracks that made my music collection fun and interesting, so full of surprises when entertaining guests? Also, if everyone had access to the obscure, how obscure could it be? On the other hand, what of convenience? Or simple economics? This subscription thing is starting to make sense. The Sonos system is a great way to network music throughout the house. Right now, all I have is my iPod docked to my living room stereo. If I had the Sonos, I could listen in any room in the house.

So thanks for the advice on the Sonos. Who knew I ‘d get appliance info on an animation site? The Frederator blog — is there anything it can’t do?

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