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From: stevens@cascade.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Dak incorporated BSR speakers offer-is it a scam?
Message-ID: <170@cascade.STANFORD.EDU>
Date: Sun, 27-Jul-86 13:23:52 EDT
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Posted: Sun Jul 27 13:23:52 1986
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References: <2409@rsch.wisc.edu> <552@ur-tut.UUCP>
Reply-To: stevens@cascade.UUCP (Greg Stevens)
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Organization: Stanford University Computer Systems Laboratory
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Keywords: speakers,bargain offers,mail order scam?

>In article <2409@rsch.wisc.edu> uppal@rsch.wisc.edu (Sanjay Uppal) writes:
>Has anybody heard of BSR, and/or had any dealing with this sort
>of offer? I recollect seeing quite a few Dak incorp. ads in past
>issues of Stereo Review- but I have never really tried them out.
>
In my opinion most, of what DAK sells and pretty much all BSR/ADC products
are JUNK. I myself have never owned any BSR equipment but have seen enough 
of the stuff and shared some unpleasant experiences with  many of my friends.

Even at the prices that DAK offers, I feel much better values can be had with
other equipment. As the man said, "There ain't such thing as a free lunch".
Come on, what kind of manufacturer would market speakers as "Thunder
Lizards" - not any that I'd want to deal with.

--Greg Stevens - CSL, Stanford University