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TBV
If only Bose spent as much money on making a decent sounding speaker as they do on marketing.
Gauldar
@TBV
You’ve had a bad experience with Bose? My mom has a pretty good iPod stand /w speakers from them.
TBV
Just my opinion, but Bose has made a fortune selling merely “pretty good” audio equipment at astronomically high prices.
chudez
Bose speakers sound good but are horribly expensive.
There are cheaper alternatives out there that sound just as good (and some even better).
If you really want to get Bose speakers, that’s your perogative; I just want you to know that there is a wealth of choices out there.
Enough said.
Cyrano De Ventura
I used to work for Bose, I maintain that they are some of the finest speakers I’ve heard. Of course once in a Blue Moon we’d have a dyed in the fold audiophile come through that would argue for hours about frequencies that although barely perceptible to a human ear were deal breakers to them if the system couldn’t deliver within a 3 point spectrum. The company however has changed, they’ve stopped caring about their customers or employees and have started trying to foist crap on people who don’t need it. They will actively try to sell you a lifestyle system with “accessories” but never tell you that the 1,000 dollars on top was unecessary. It’s crap like that that drove the best salesmen from the company a few years ago.
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