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Re: Radio Shack garbage

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From: jeh
Date: Sat, 02 Jan 1993 16:45
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In article <C05qz7.Mp7@cs.uiuc.edu>, gillies@cs.uiuc.edu (Don Gillies) writes:
> Re: Somebody's Radio Shack Speakers (the ones rated highly in Consumer
>   Reports) are not working well as center-channel speakers.
> 
> Radio Shack makes total garbage; most likely your problem is all Radio
> Shack's fault.  I would never buy a Radio Shack product.  

This is a trifle overstated.  RS's upper-end scanners, for example, are widely
considered to be among the best available, and they have a long history of
reliability.  Many of their short wave (now often called "world band") radios
are also well-regarded (these are relabelled Sangean units, so I guess you 
could say that they're not really a RS product).  

In general, though, you're right.  My take on this is that I assume that
anything RS offers is bad until I have some information to the contrary. 

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Subject: Re: Radio Shack garbage
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