06-Nov-2019, 23:36
A reasonably considered observation, by raph972, of issues faced by the software team at Devialet.
However, to provide balance to the following quote.
The Reactors were released back in November 2018 with DOS2 without stereo sync ability, much to the chagrin of most first time buyers. Nor was there the equivalent of a Dialog unit for the Reactors.
In other words, the two major issues with DOS2 and Phantom Premiers could not happen with the Reactors.
Admittedly, stereo sync was eventually made available in March this year
Stereo for Reactors
but there were early teething problems and only recently, August, still reported issues
Reactors out of sync
Also, the number of owners also influences the number of complaints. The Reactors are a year old and the Premiers 5 (?) years old.
Hmm, not in my life time,
unless provided by third party software developers.
However, to provide balance to the following quote.
(06-Nov-2019, 21:31)raph972 Wrote: What people don't seem to see is that the very same DOS2 that now powers their Phantom Premier is the very same OS that was released on Phantom Reactor without any of the issues or complaints that people seem to report with this migration.
The Reactors were released back in November 2018 with DOS2 without stereo sync ability, much to the chagrin of most first time buyers. Nor was there the equivalent of a Dialog unit for the Reactors.
In other words, the two major issues with DOS2 and Phantom Premiers could not happen with the Reactors.
Admittedly, stereo sync was eventually made available in March this year
Stereo for Reactors
but there were early teething problems and only recently, August, still reported issues
Reactors out of sync
Also, the number of owners also influences the number of complaints. The Reactors are a year old and the Premiers 5 (?) years old.
(06-Nov-2019, 21:31)raph972 Wrote: What that means is that those issues (especially regarding stereo sync) will definitely be fixed with an upcoming release, that the foundation of DOS2 is way more solid than DOS1, that multi-room is definitely on the horizon, and one could even dream of mixed multi-channel setups with Premier and Reactor.
Hmm, not in my life time,
unless provided by third party software developers.
