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From: jt@nrcvax.UUCP (Jerry Toporek)
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: BOSE 901 Series Speakers
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Date: Mon, 14-Oct-85 20:07:54 EDT
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Thanks for the stories from the twilight zone of the audio world Dick!

In my dormitory days, the 901 was the torture implement of choice by the
macho types who got off on placing them against the cinder block walls of
their 9 x 12 foot rooms and making the rest of the world pay for their 
pleasure.

I have a friend now who thinks the ultimate in audio experience is hauling
out his quad (not Quad) system with 901's in four corners and blasting away.
My friend can't hear too well which may explain this aberration.

Let's face it, like lot's of other stuff we talk about, the 901 isn't for
everyone, but for a few it seems to fill a real need.

-- 
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