I once spent several hours on the phone helping a blind 80ish y/o man with his wife as his eyes, talking them putting a ROCK NUC together. They were successful. I have maintained that since then, anyone can put one together with the will and the time.
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I just wanted to allow for the few cases where someone may be able to work an OS but not the small screws etc. of a physical exchange, just to preempt any posts arguing this 
I took this as rhetorical and a statement rather than an actual question.
Itâs very common here to do this, no idea where Tom is but maybe this is just a cultural difference with the interpretation.
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May well be, but nevertheless there is nothing useful to say if we donât know what was said. It is rare but I had to make such a decision in the past as well, and it can be totally legitimate. Itâs also possible that there was a misunderstanding or Roon Labs may have been unreasonable. Impossible to judge either way.
I took his post to just mean he didnât receive the service from Roon that he expected.
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Yes, and Iâm just saying we have no idea what he expected and why the cancellation was the outcome.
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Hey @Tom_Harris, itâs pretty easy, and I think you could do it without any problem. I covered the process in my Nucleus One user experience article. Scroll down to the section titled Switching to Nucleus One server and take a look.
@Rugbyâs directions are solid as well, simply remove the storage drive from your Nucleus/ROCK, install it in the Titan, restore a recent Roon database backup, and youâre all set. You can find more info on creating a backup of your Roon database here.
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