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In Reply to: advice from the experts!! posted by jasonz29 on October 25, 2000 at 21:12:48:
If you are happy with the sound, then by all means stick with it.
If you have some minor complaints try some cheap improvements.
The best I have tried, bang for the buck, is to treat CD's with Optrix ($15/bottle), and to replace your wall outlet with industrial grade
(I used Leviton 5262 IGS 15 Amp receptacle from Home Depot).Replacing your system is a more major undertaking. I am positive that a big chunk of the money you spent on your Bose (or the original buyer at least) went to their looks, size, and the Bose marketing machine-- but I could not comment on whether you could do better for $2k as I have not heard the Bose.
Is your system music only or music/HT?
dg
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- Re: advice from the experts!! - Dan G. 12:59:32 10/30/00 (1)
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