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How much would you pay to buy a copy?

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In Reply to: So how much $$ would it take to publish..... posted by Rick W on March 9, 2007 at 00:09:03:

6 issues a year (I am assuming ala Consumer reports no ads) Would you pay $100/year for an audio mag? I don't think I would.

Re: How much would you pay to buy a copy? - Arvind Kohli 09:42:13 03/12/07 (0)
Does anyone know how this new 'hifi critic' publication will procur review samples? Will they follow the traditional approach of asking for loaners, or are they intending to buy their samples and thus eliminate any source of dependance on the supply side of the industry.
Louis Navellier's Quantum Growth newsletter is $5k/yr. - cdb 13:44:19 03/11/07 (1)
Welcome to financial newsletters.
Even Bob Brinkers' Marketimer is $199/yr, and this is an 8-pg, non-graphic, no ad newsletter.
Value (and Cost) are always in the eye of the payee...
- Quantum Growth (Open in New Window)
- A subscription to Morningstar... - mkuller 15:09:38 03/13/07 (0)
  ...ratings on all of those investment funds is only $120 a year.
Martin Colloms and another English reviewer... - mkuller 09:54:48 03/09/07 (2)
...maybe Paul Messenger, IIRC, have started a publication that accepts no advertising.
It was mentioned in Stereophile.
It costs about $100 a year for a subscription.
I predict it will not be successful because there are few audiophiles who will put their money down - they just like to complain.
- Here's the link... - mkuller 14:21:04 03/09/07 (1)
  ...not you have no excuse not to subscribe.
  - Hi-Fi Critic (Open in New Window)
  - You're right. It will fail. - Dave Pogue 17:23:04 03/09/07 (0)
    But at least it's "definitive." :-)

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