Sonic Tech! SigTech, leading developer of optimized acoustic systems, has announced a product which will deliver quality Internet audio content from your computer to your stereo? using your USB port. We want one. Everyone knows the problem with MP3s ? that annoying digital rustle which is the sound of your computer?s mainframe doing its job. Even professional sound cards can prove to be inadequate if they are mounted inside your machine. Your tune gets obliterated by killer fuzz.Enter stereo-link, which eliminates the humming and buzzing noises associated with audio playback through a computer’s internal sound card. A small, external component that links computer-based music libraries to home stereo systems, stereo-link connects via a computer’s digital USB port and links the user’s computer to their preferred audio system using a purely digital connection and special isolation circuitry. Future stereo-link models will be designed with wireless connections, which will enable users to play computer-based music on audio systems located in different rooms.?The Internet has created a revolution within the music industry, but the hardware must evolve just as fast in order to fully maximize the Internet’s capabilities,? says Burke Mathes, CEO of stereo-link. ?Recognizing this gaping hole, we designed stereo-link to connect consumers’ Internet music source to their home stereo system.?Created by a renowned team with 30 plus years of consumer electronics experience and a passion for the love of music, stereo-link will expand the horizons of Internet audio by allowing consumers to have quality playback of any music selection that has been found through the quick and inexpensive means of the Internet.