New Economy rant

[JKSCHW at aol.com]

It can be the reverse. I had a college friend with a $10 grand stereo--this was in the late 70s, early 80s--and it was so good that ordinary records sounded like garbage on it, you know, the piano sounded like it ws playing all the way across the room, the drums muffled the bases--it picked up every flaw in the original production, highlighted it, and amplified it. He could only listen to high-end audiophile Japanese "jazz" records that basically existed to show off sound systems like that. His wife got a cheap stereo so she could lsiten to normal records. --jks

In a message dated Tue, 26 Sep 2000  1:26:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, sawicky at epinet.org (Max Sawicky) writes:

<< > is there some clear cut indication
> that a $2 grand stereo makes for better quality listening?

YOU BET!!!
:-)

not with the shit I listen to.
mbs

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