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From: rastaman@ihdev.UUCP (Sid Bryozoan)
Newsgroups: net.auto,net.audio
Subject: Re: Grundig
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Date: Wed, 5-Feb-86 11:42:19 EST
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Posted: Wed Feb  5 11:42:19 1986
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In article <1215@homxb.UUCP> 4373jml@homxb.UUCP (J.LISS) writes:
>At one time the name Grundig meant quality.  At one time the name
>Blaupunkt (sp?) also meant quality.  When the latter was being made in
>Japan (I know, I had one) it was really a piece of junk. 

I have a Grundig in my car now.  The volume control shaft broke on the
original one after 6 months.  The 1st replacement never worked.  The
2nd replacement has been in for about a year with no problems.  All
the replacements were free under warranty (lucky for the dealer; I
would have embarrassed both of us if there had been a dispute). 

I'd avoid them.