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RE: When "top-of-the-line".....isn't!

Posted by K-Bob on August 4, 2008 at 10:30:31:
A lot of the times with the TOTL models you are paying for doodads and geegaws you don't need. The models 1 or 2 down from the top might actually spec the same. I have seen this in CD players and tape decks. Same drives, pickups, converters, in the top, say, three models. I've even seen the audio spec sheets be identical.

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Mucking around the low-end since 1986.