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RE: Very Bad purchase from upscale audio Acoustic Zen Adagio

Posted by FSonicSmith on April 9, 2017 at 08:34:12:
Well, then I would say that you picked a most-appropriate user-name. Perhaps so many people told you that you "not quite there" that you adopted it?
OK, no need to attack you. My point-which I think was quite clear-is that the Adagio's are constructed from pedestrian components but have good bordering on great sound quality. They are a great QPR loudspeaker for those that want an easy to drive large speaker that can deliver decent bass with low distortion. They are not audio-jewelry. They are more Dynaco than Dynaudio. OK, I have no doubt that one went over your head too.
Lastly, I SAID the OP had a valid gripe at the outset and I said that I could see how this clash between retailer and customer happened. No, I would not be very happy with mismatched colors. I happen to agree with the others who remarked that most likely it got sun damage from sitting near a window.