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In the Forum: Didital Things
In the Thread: High Quality Music Server / CD player
Post Subject: The tongue was firmly planted in cheek.Posted by nycparamedic on: 12/18/2008
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 alexd wrote:
Why are you so aggressive?
Te specs on web site are most generic on purpose.
We do not want the competition to copy our design before we applied for patents and protected our IP.
If you'd like to know more details, call us and we will try to explain to you what we are doing, not how.
Our company is in Carson City, Nevada. and by the way we are using Analog Devices dac IC in 16 bits version (DAC18), we will be using
Texas Instruments in our 24 bits version (coming soon). The DAC18 got its name, because it took 18 month to create this product. It is not intended for music server application,
but for highest quality Red Book  CD reproduction. For people, who want to use for a music server, we do have a USB input option.


As far as Music Server goes, the single board computer with linear power supply or battery supply is correct approach, I was talking about MAC or PC.
 


Considering the nature of online forums and the internet in general, I was *not* being "so aggressive" I was merely being sarcastic considering the nature of your post. I did not use one profane word, insult, or phrase in the extreme pejorative. I have been very kind and restrained in my reply considering some of the posts I have seen directed at manufacturer's who shill their products on other forums.

A few of us were having a discussion about computer music servers; myself describing my own custom DIY Linux that anybody could put together; sans "IP". I wasn't selling anything, but you are. Your first post to this forum was about you plugging your product!!! My response was a subtle, if not humorous hint, about why you shouldn't. I was not trying to insult or berate. I was just hoping you get "the hint".

And if you are truly worried about someone stealing your "Intellectual Property" then maybe you should have not boasted about your product until every single T was crossed and every single I was dotted. And I'm not even going to go into why I think the term IP is a complete sham:  http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/not-ipr.html
But to each his own.

I hope your line does well.

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