The Problem: Your collection of Music CDs are collecting dust. Maybe a lucky few have made it to your car where they see limited action, living out their existence in the glove box. All that music, just waiting to be heard.You've probably moved on to something like a Sonos audio speaker system and begun to repurchase the same great music you love, one painful download at a time.Well stop, we have a better alternative...Solution: The microJukebox was created to bring all of your Music CDs back to life. The microJukebox is a low power CD ripping NAS (Network Attached Storage) that will automatically rip Music CDs to its internal hard drive and serve them up to your network player or locally attached DAC.What does this mean: All of those Music CDs are now once again easily accessible. Musical Freedom.Remember that Sonos speaker you bought. The microJukebox seamlessly integrates with Sonos in seconds. Happy days are here again!Why the microJukebox is AWESOME!- Store and protect your entire digital music library- Instant access to every track across your library- Auto-configuration with Sonos audio systems (and others like Squeezebox player)- RIP perfect digital copies of your CDs- Stream your digital music to anywhere in your home- Intuitive touch control via iOS and Android- Desktop controller for Windows and OSX- Simple to Setup and use- 100% lossless data transfer Set your music free!
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Makes listening to your CDs convenient
Ripping my CDsI needed to rip my CD collection and wanted to play them at home with out a hassle. So I started looking for a replacement for my CD player.I read online that there are programs you can use to rip CDs but it seemed not so easy and didn't want to waste a lot of time.I googled and found Micro Jukebox. They said it would automatically rips CDs and store them up for me. When you're done, you can play your music on different devices.I ended up buy this and the Sono's 5. The combo seems to work pretty well with fantastic sound.SonosI chose the Sono's Play 5 as my playback device based on everything I read. The micro Jukebox showed up on it automatically and I was it was pretty easy to play my old CDs. Sonos lets you control is from an Android phone which is handy.The Sonos can play music directly from your Computer but in my case I have a laptop which doesnt work if the laptop is in sleep mode or off. I don't want to rely on that.The sound quality was surprising, Really. You can use the Sonos app to play streaming radio which is good. I found that my old CD music stored on micro Jukebox sounded much better on the Sonos.CD player replacementThe microJukebox can also act as a CD player replacement. I used a USB to SPDIF converter to attach the microJukebox directly to the SPDIF input on my Denon A/V receiver. I could then use the Orangesqueeze app on my Android phone to control playback directly to the receiver.With the app I could create playlists from my music collection using track the microjukebox had ripped from my CDs. I could also listen to music files I had purchased from Amazon and iTunes.The ability to make playlists out of my music was huge. Before with my CD player I usually listened to all the tracks on one disc. Now I can mix them up.I love the simplicity of Sonos but there is also something to be said for straight playback on my receiver. I have a 5 speaker surround sound setup and it was nice to be able to use that for music as well as surround sound for my TV.ConclusionThe microJukebox is great for recording/ripping your cds and sounds great when paired with a sound device- Easy to use- Solidly build (The case is nice, the light is a bit bright)- Rips CDs automatically- You don't need a computer to use itAfter 3 weeks I'm pretty happy.
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