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Re: The Bose flame war

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From: John Henders
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 07:26
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In <RLK.93Jan19144459@underprize.think.com> rlk@underprize.think.com
	(Robert Krawitz) writes:
...
>In article <80693@hydra.gatech.EDU> John Newsome,
>jnewsome@prism.gatech.EDU writes:
>>If this man's concept is so flawed, then how does his 901's stay so
>>popular, and why do I see them in such a wide range of applications such
>>as; in clubs, theatres, concert halls and a lot of other places.  I see
>>them more than I see any other speaker listed here in this group.

>Not to mention that PA is entirely different from home audio...

	Not so different that Bose is that well respected there either. An
important thing to remember in live audio is that the technicians who
actually have to mix on systems are rarely consulted on either their
purchase or instalation. At the World's Fair held here long enough ago
that I hope some statute of limitations is in effect, we had to literally
blow up some gear in order to get functional replacements.

-- 
		 John Henders
		 Vancouver,BC
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Subject: Re: The Bose flame war
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