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The digital music revolution has largely forgotten the audiophile. Audio output circuits in PC and MP3 Players are designed for efficiency, not accuracy. Luckily, Olive has arrived to save us from mediocrity, with a stylish music center for the sound snob. Pop in a disc within seconds the Musica calls up artist, song, album, and genre from its database. CD audio playback is excellent, if a touch restrained. Converting tunes to files couldn't be easier: Hit import and the unit pipes them into its hard drive. The Musica even records from tape, vinyl and all other analog sources. - Jon J. Eilenberg
Connectivity
Ethernet and Wi-Fi Provides network access. Two USB ports hook up MP3 players. Gold-plated RCA jacks support analog input and output.
Song database
Musica ships with a database containing info on more than 2 million tracks, which can be updated via internet, for auto-labeling song files.
Hard drive
The server's 160GB hard drive runs whisper quiet and can store more music in MP3, FLAC, or uncompressed files than most aficionados own.