Fairly simple to use, works great so far

I recently bought a Pono, which I am very much enjoying. I bought the Pono (actually contributed to the Kickstarter) for several reasons. One, I am excited to have my music in as high of a resolution as is possible and still make sense. Two, because Apple is one of the wealthiest companies on the planet. Do I really need to be buying all my music from iTunes? Pono songs are in FLAC. While the Pono player sounds awesome, it is not practical for me to bring my iPhone AND a Pono everywhere I go. Especially if I am listening on medium quality headphones. Converting FLAC to ALAC was my solution. As I say in the title, this product is fairly simple to use. There are a lot of controls and presets you can mess around with. This made it a little slower to get started than I think is necessary. If I took the time to understand all the options I’m sure I would appreciate them. Since my task is pretty basic, once I figured out how to do the basic conversion I was able to convert about 5 albums in a matter of a couple minutes.

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