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From: chan@hpfcma.UUCP (chan)
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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response
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Date: Wed, 17-Apr-85 20:39:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 17 20:39:00 1985
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Nf-From: hpfcma!chan    Apr 11 17:39:00 1985

> (a) Some of us like more than one type of music.

True, I like nearly any kind of music (except opera: no flames
please), but I listen mostly to R&R so I kept that in mind when
I bought my speakers.

> (b) Good speakers will play all types of music well.

True, but it makes sense to buy speakers that are optimal for
the type of music you listen to the most -- as long as other
types of music sound decent too. For instance, I can't think of
any speakers that play (say) Deep Purple better than mine, but
there are tons of speakers that play classical better.

BTW, I am not some crank that punches the loudness button and
wails on the bass knob.

			-- Chan Benson
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