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From: mwm@eris.BERKELEY.EDU (Mike (My watch has windows) Meyer)
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Subject: M\+cIntosh Audio gear (Was: McIntosh <=> MacIntosh)
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Date: Sun, 23-Aug-87 20:18:50 EDT
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In article <several> users@hosts.UUCP (multitudes) writes:
<McIntosh is a maker of very expensive high-end audio equipment

No, McIntosh is the maker of moderately expensive mid-high audio
equipment. The ab$olute high end comes from people who's names you
don't hear outside of obscure audiophile magazines and stores that
shuffle speakers into and out of listening rooms for you.

<(one of my friends dropped 5 grand on one).

$5000 is about right for a system of McIntosh components, possibly
with speakers.

$5000 is what you expect to pay *per component* for the good stuff.
Speakers will be expensive, though.

Me, until I can afford to build a house with a room for good audio
gear, I stay with the mid-high stuff.

	<mike
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