Best standalone music server?


So I am considering dipping my toes into the full digital world and was wondering what people here may consider as the best standalone music server, and here I am going to be specific.
I do not want to consider a home pc or mac based type of system at all!
Looking at adding one of the standalone models like for example the Wyred4sound ms1 or cocktail audio.
High on my list is ability to rip my cds directly at the unit itself, access to internet radio and other music apps (Pandora etc). High quality built in dac would be nice but if not then high quality digital out to run to an external dac. I will not be needing to access music files stored on another pc as my home pc is pretty old but fully functional for my simple needs. The only music looking to access from it right now are ripped cds and internet available music in whatever form.
So if it worked out well, yes it may be a replacement even for a cd player completely

Thank you
128x128uberwaltz
Well the best stand alone music server is probably the Aurender W20. Though ReQuest Audio's 'The Beast' and the Burmester 111 Music Centre are right up there.

Well I certainly want to congratulate you. Not for the gear you selected rather for the manor in which you have comported yourself. You have stayed in the conversation, answered questions, respectfully, fully explained you desires/needs.

In short you are way too good for this audiogon bunch.

Best

Jim


@jim
Thanks for the kind words sir...lol
Just know what I like, knew roughly what I was looking for and any feedback and thoughts from others is ALWAYS appreciated, hence the existence of this thread.
@soundsrealaudio Jim I hope you include yourself in "this audiogon bunch" :-p
I had a personal " quest " similar to yours. I was running JRiver off my MacBook Air and really hated all the effort it took, software issues, took forever to rip, plus I didn't want a computer anywhere near my music ( somehow they don't seem to pair well together)  A distributor I work with The Sound Organization, I was purchasing Wilson Benesch speakers from them, well they recommended the Melco. I said who the hell is Melco. Well turns out they make a really sweet library/server with built in software. The Melco people are also Buffalo in Japan and make an ever so simple burner. The Melco retails for 2K has 4 terabytes of storage,  the burner I purchase from office depot for $169 bucks. I am so happy with this set up.
If anyone is interested they should contact Jim at Sounds Real Audio. He is a great guy, well thats what my mom used to say about me.

Best