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RE: Perfect Vision is gone, dead, defunct, out of business, no more..

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In Reply to: RE: Perfect Vision is gone, dead, defunct, out of business, no more.. posted by Elizabeth on March 25, 2008 at 15:20:20

That is rather unfortunate, but however, I see it as a further erosion of quality specialty magazines that seemingly appeal to a dwindling audience. It will be missed.

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Home theater magazines have a real problem - DavidLD 04:56:13 03/26/08 (0)
People are too busy watching their home theaters to have time to read!

THe likes of Stereo Review and High Fidelity were different... You could read the new issue while listening to your stereo!
RE: Perfect Vision is gone, dead, defunct, out of business, no more.. - Tom Brennan 23:21:08 03/25/08 (0)
Christ, I haven't missed that magazine in years. It was good back in the late 80s--early 90s when it ran lengthy articles about how TVs worked and on movie technology, I still have the copies with the Technicolor and movie restoration articles. And HP was a very good movie critic, very good indeed.

But that was all a LONG time ago.

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