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Posted by Don T on April 26, 2007 at 08:46:35:
I guess you wouldn't/couldn't understand the concept of showing consideration for a job well done. Everyone and I mean everyone thinks they've got a good audio system - everything in this hobby is set up to make you believe it when you make a buy.
However most audiophiles can only have "average" quality audio systems.
But when you've got the confidence to know you've done better than average saving a few bucks is inconsequential - in fact rewarding those who help you get there is a reward unto itself.
This all ties back into my original point. Those who don't visit their local dealers preferring mail order, used, etc. do so to save dollars not build the best system.
This isn't rocket science but clearly you and many others just don't get it.

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