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Re: Attracting Non-Audiophiles To High End Audio [message #60566 is a reply to message #60562] Sun, 09 August 2009 13:47 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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I believe most who are into high end audio today started with a mass market system and upgraded over time as I did. So I believe it's a good thing to encourage non-audiophiles to buy mass market components, but this is something most audiophiles don't want to hear. However, when somebody's budget is $400 it's a choice between mass market and nothing. Eventually, as their spending cababilites grow they'll be back for something better.
 
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