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Posted by grant kinsley on 01/02/07 00:36
On Mon, 01 Jan 2007 14:19:09 -0800, JoeBloe
<joebloe@thebarattheendoftheuniverse.org> wrote:
>On Mon, 01 Jan 2007 20:27:21 GMT, grant kinsley
><sawbones@uniserve.com> Gave us:
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>>I'm 15 grand into my home theatre, not one piece of which is high end,
>
> Poor purchasing choices likely.
You wouldn't know
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>>but my mirage OM speakers are very good mid quality.
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> Not.
Proof you don't know
>
>> Pretty much
>>anything produced on a mass scale such as Pioneer, Onkyo, Yamaha, etc.
>>doesn't even come close to true high end.
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> Actually, they did quite well with their research over the years,
>and have made many innovations in signal handling, etc. So even if
>the output stages aren't what you would call the premier, the gear set
>itself is impressive. Pioneer, in particular took display technology
>further, as well as signal switching (read I/O switches/handling).
>
>>True high end is a niche market, and most people couldn't name 1 high
>>end manufacturer for trying
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> Fuck you. McIntosh. The top. But Pioneer, and the consumer level
>boys DO make some pretty good gear, so you and your pathetic $15k
>opinion can fuck off. I have seen $30k systems, and better so MY
>remarks about high end are related to consumer, middle class ranges.
>The HD DVD demographic is US, whether you like it or not.
Again you know squat about high end, and apparently not all that much
about middle rated gear. My comments about high end are knowing what
high end is not on what the average Bose buying consumer thinks it is.
G
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