Useful Concept, the best possible sound, friendly team!

With the "Avox INDIO Link Internet streaming adapter" can a stereo system upgrade (for example, from the classic 43-cm blocks) to Internet Radio, USB and NAS. Exactly what do people my age group.
The sound quality is limited by the quality of the sources and the file transfer, the adapter in combination with a reasonably good system then brings out the Internet radio practicable best possible sound. The connection (WLAN with me into the next room) is stable, but not all stations (which probably depends on where from) work hours without interruptions. In addition, the number of dropouts seems to rise when the router is otherwise still very busy. The stream is a delay of about 20 seconds, which I find quite a lot.
Can call you directly on the device 8, with the remote control 10 previously been stored station from the abundance of Reciva database. The selection of German-language podcasts could be bigger, I think really only the on-demand contributions from DLR and DLF useful. As bells and whistles yet, there's a weather overview for 5 days, alarm clock and sleep timer.

The design like from all sides a pretty sight. However, I'm not a fan of piano black finish, on which one leaves quickly identifiable fingerprints. The good impression is rounded off by a right sized recycled cardboard casket which contains the power supply and a cable (RCA to mini-jack, RCA, however, my opinion would be more appropriate to RCA). The device weighs only 420 grams, when you press the buttons on a smooth surface must hold to it.

On the web pages of Axox you find a phone number that can be used as it were Hotline. How friendly and competent helped there, something I had experienced last time years ago when the Swiss software company Weblica. You really get the impression Avox cares about the customer. Perhaps would save the Hotline time when the printed manual would be better.
Nowadays, customer data is requested to establish themselves in some Internet radio already, this device is not among them. Neither PC nor Mobilfon is necessary Network sufficient.
Made in China, the same product is much more expensive way, also offered with a different name of a company from San Diego on Amazon. How Avox and the Chinese and the Californians are intertwined, remains unclear.

There are teething problems, which are mainly attributable to the firmware. When commissioning the unit depended on several occasions, and the menu navigation especially when playing USB and NAS is used to. As firmware updates very easily possible and will probably do something here, but I prefer starting no asterisk.

Conclusion: I am impressed by the practical value. Before that I had flirted with a Denon for multiple price.
And by the "NO" -Klickern I would please like to know what information is missing in my text or are defective!