As good as it sounds, and it does sound insanely good, it just never exuded that sense of pride in ownership and obsession to fabrication detail that I felt it needed to squeeze that last ounce of performance out of my digital bits and pieces. It also requires a full understanding of computers and Windows to get the most out of it, and is far from easy to operate; I always consider it the turntable equivalent of digital requiring a bit of care, love, and attention to get the most out of it. That said, there is a new and improved Memory Player that is due to hit the market with an easier user interface and a significantly improved construct, but exactly when it will arrive and what it will look and sound like I do not yet know.