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Ah, come on; since when does TAS write for the average person?

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Feanor

In Reply to: RE: An Open Letter To Robert Harley posted by fmak on July 4, 2009 at 04:56:54

Any coverage there of equipment the average person might afford is strictly condescending.

Of course their presumed competition, Stereophile, is not better in that regard. They feed off each other's arrogant elitism.

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RE: Ah, come on; since when does TAS write for the average person? - fmak 06:10:53 07/4/09 (1)
The average computer person, or some of you guys determined to read in a certain way?
- RE: Ah, come on; since when does TAS write for the average person? - Mercman 06:49:00 07/4/09 (0)
  You're right on the money as always Fred. The magazine in question also reviewed the $68K Wilson Maxx 3 speakers, an equipment rack for $1,495, and a CD player for $16,995 among other things.
  A magazine for the average computer user?

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