Yeah that is a terrible strategy. Sonos needs to retrench and improve their current system before walking into other very saturated markets which they will be

Yeah that is a terrible strategy. Sonos needs to retrench and improve their current system before walking into other very saturated markets which they will be a non-player except the few die hards. I'm worried in the long run my sonos players won't be supported because (a) the company burned all their money pursuing bad spend (b) company goes belly up (c) they decide it isn't worth maintaining the older speakers since they don't drive revenue but have to pay for maintenance.