Is there a service to install CDs in a Server?


I've been toying with the idea of getting a server to store all of my CDs - they're overflowing the boundaries of every shelf in my family room. I've been looking at the Music Vaults and a couple of others. The big stumbling block is that the thought of having to sit there and rip 1000 cds just sounds like a real PITA. Anyone have any positive solutions to this dilemma?
grimace
Thanks to you Kirkus, I am interested in the terra-san ripping service, though I have to ask them a number of questions. Because they do not list my server (Naim NDS) on their request form, I don't know if their metadata is compatible with my machine. They do rip to WAV (something I want and few services support) and they do allow one to send CDs in their jewel cases, though they do say that one must expect some damage to the cases if sent that way (that is probably inevitable, no matter how one packs the CDs); not all ripping services provide either options. Their price seems high if one goes for premium ripping, but, if they can do all that I want, I would gladly pay their rates.
My local TV/Video shop here in Greenwich CT did it for me, loading all 580 cds at a modest charge per cd and in return I bought my MacMini from them.
Larryi, you might give them a call to discuss the specifics of what you're after . . . I know that they've tailored some of the specific tagging conventions to work with particular servers, but WAVs present some unique metadata challanges with any system.

Oh and yes, they do send them back when they're done!
Cdc2,

I leave near Greenwich, CT. What is the name of the shop and where is it, please?

Neal