For all music buffs around the world sticking to latest audio gadgets, bit-compression rates have always been a tragedy. Even the first-rate sound systems accompanied by hi-tech peripherals fail to deliver, when its source is in not-so-attuned MP3 format. However, the Sooloos Music Server comes as a welcome surprise. Essentially, it is a no-compromise product that has been conceived by three great talents working with giant music libraries.
Highlighting a marvelous interface with FLAC (Free Audio Lossless Codec) – a compression algorithm the enables bit-by-bit accuracy to the source, the Sooloos offers a perfect solution to the quandary of compression. Moreover, the Sooloos also takes care of storage with a capacity of storage touching terabytes (TB) – just 1TB is can hold up music equivalent to 3,000 CDs – enough space to store the FLAC-produced files.
Sooloos is sleek system with a 17-inch touch-screen display, a stand-CD drive. The core system comprises of the source – digital-to-analog converters, analog output stage and the processor and storage with two hard drives including a mirror-image backup and primary drive.
They are a British band with the oldest members in the world – Zimmers has the oldest singer Buster aged 100. The nomenclature is actually a derivation of Zimmer frame, which is a British name for a walking frame. Zimmers’ logo is believed to be a spoof of the Beatles’ logo carrying an image of the band walking across Abbey Road.
