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In Reply to: Why is surround sound not "high end"? posted by Raymond Leggs on July 14, 2012 at 21:27:41:
Given the cost of "high end" components, most people could barely afford to buy two loudspeakers and two channels of amplification in that category. Also, multi-channel systems use up more space in the living room. For me, it might come down to space considerations and/or a sense of pride. Let's say you had $20,000 to spend on a sound system. Which would you rather buy - two high end channels to clutter up one side of your living room, or six low end channels to clutter up all four sides?
Edits: 07/15/12
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