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In Reply to: RE: Before You Buy a SimAudio Product posted by Lance_O on October 21, 2014 at 08:10:47:
Try to consider the modification thing from their angle. I doubt seriously that a Ford dealer would want to work on one of their cars where the owner has replaced the engine with a Chevy engine. Why would you expect the same of a small boutique audio manufacturer? As for entrusting a service and support to a single entity - maybe you are new to the high-end audio thing, but that's just the way it is. Get used to it ... or buy Sony. You are certainly free to search out someone else to repair you machine if you do not like the terms of the folks in Canada.
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