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In Reply to: "hard relationship between price and quality" - sure there is. It's just that there are RARE exceptions. posted by carcass93 on March 17, 2014 at 13:31:31:
"Based on my first-hand experience, here are some rankings and corresponding prices:"
I'd suppose that whiskey is easier to evaluate than stereos. Outside of the glass, environment and companionship, it's just you and the chemicals. Many fewer variables than even a simple home-audio system.
I don't drink that stuff as my pedestrian tastes lean towards beer and wine but they, especially the latter, are iffy propositions if the goal is to have truly consistent products.
Moderate variety seems to be the nature of Nature... *
Rick
* Is this because natural selection needs options?
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Follow Ups
- RE: "hard relationship between price and quality" - sure there is. It's just that there are RARE exceptions. - rick_m 16:12:13 03/17/14 (1)
- RE: "hard relationship between price and quality" - sure there is. It's just that there are RARE exceptions. - Tony Lauck 16:24:27 03/17/14 (0)
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