Better for subscribers, worse for Roon.
Yes, I know. But the reason I picked the life time subscription is based on my own convenience, not based on cost, because I donāt want to be reminded every month.
Bought the lifetime experience. I think thatās because I canāt handle price increases like I encountered with Netflix for instance.
Still a few months to go before the break even point.
Off topic but @Patrick_Beaman mentioned it first.
Netflix peeād me right off with that. I wanted to reduce costs so lowered my subscription. You also lose the number of devices you can use. Sucks.
Back on topic, sorry
I was thinking about voting for leaders in a democratic country. Roon is not that.
Of course not. Roon is a privately held company. We are customers. We can express opinions and request features, but we vote with our wallet.
Subscription creep sucks. Lifetime removes Roon from that equation for me.
ARC just upped the value of this software significantly. I use it daily at work to access my local, well-curated files while at the office using my phone, a Schiit stack, and a pair of headphones. For me, $700 for something I use/interact with about 9 hours every day is a no brainer. I listen to and interact with more music now than I think I ever have, and Roon is a big reason for that.