New product priced far too low to gain credibility?

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13-10-2010, 17:41
Marco

Nice one, Jerry! Always nice to hear of this type of gear, as it fulfils the AoS ethos of maximum SPPV! :)

I don't see the 12 remaining lasting for too much longer ;)

Marco.
13-10-2010, 17:45
Reid Malenfant

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Originally Posted by Marco

SPPV! :)

Wassat? Special Police Pursuit Vehicle?

:lolsign:

I think i have sussed it... sound per pound value ;)
13-10-2010, 18:13
Marco

Correctomondo! ;)

We loikes that sort of stuff :)

Marco.
13-10-2010, 18:21
Rare Bird

You get nothing for your money these days but crap imho. I'd rather buy something old & well built second hand & put up with what people call 'Long In The Tooth'.. Makes me feel good saves me loads of dosh & lasts twice as long.
13-10-2010, 18:32
Reid Malenfant

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Originally Posted by Andre

You get nothing for your money these days but crap imho. I'd rather buy something old & well built second hand & put up with what people call 'Long In The Tooth'.. Makes me feel good saves me loads of dosh & lasts twice as long.

If not longer ;) Yep, i'm with you Andre. Things definately are no way built like they used to be & it doesn't matter what it is you are talking about. I have an old Electrolux cylinder vacuum cleaner that my parents bought before i was born & it still works fine & has never needed the brushes changing. It gets used by me quite a bit when woodworking etc. Must be near on 50 years old :eek:

I know people that have gone through 3 or 4 Dysons :lol: How old are they....

It's the same with audio equipment, the older stuff was better built. There is just no two ways about it ;)
13-10-2010, 18:34
DSJR

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Originally Posted by Alex_UK

I did wonder if it was you running a secret cottage industry and it would only be a matter of time before you tapped me up for one! ;) :lol:

It's been suggested that I should set myself up as a Turntable Guru, but it would be a long way for people to travel. Our very local Naim dealer has a huge majority of clients well away from here and outside the county... Whether they travel or mail order I don't know.
13-10-2010, 18:40
hifi_dave

Quite right.

You should take in turntables for setting up, service and repairs. No one knows more than you about the subject and you would do the job far better and cheaper than most of the professional 'experts' out there.

I say - go for it and do everyone a favour....:trust:
13-10-2010, 18:59
Marco

What's to 'set-up' or 'service' on a Techie? :eyebrows:

Folk will faff around with bloody belts and bouncy suspensions! ;)

Marco.
14-10-2010, 00:06
Barry

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Originally Posted by Reid Malenfant

If not longer ;) Yep, i'm with you Andre. Things definately are no way built like they used to be & it doesn't matter what it is you are talking about. I have an old Electrolux cylinder vacuum cleaner that my parents bought before i was born & it still works fine & has never needed the brushes changing. It gets used by me quite a bit when woodworking etc. Must be near on 50 years old :eek:

I know people that have gone through 3 or 4 Dysons :lol: How old are they....

It's the same with audio equipment, the older stuff was better built. There is just no two ways about it ;)

Dysons are expensive foreign built rubbish - I don't why people think so highly of them.
14-10-2010, 06:40
jandl100

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Originally Posted by Barry

Dysons are expensive foreign built rubbish - I don't why people think so highly of them.

The power of a big advertising budget :rolleyes: ... same as Bose, innit. :mental:

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