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SOUNDS

Author(s): JOE CASAD

Recently I’ve been thinking about getting some kind of music playing device. Certainly everyone else in my vicinity has one. It isn’t that I need to keep up with the crowd – or that such a device would make me feel like less of a dinosaur around the teenagers and pre-teenagers who inhabit my house. The main advantage I see is avoiding the clutter.


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