>>>>>I started doing the certified car thing in 97 when I priced a new Toyota and a 2 year old tricked out Cadillac Eldorado ETC with a killer Northstar engine, Z run-flat tires and a Bose sound system personally made by God. Test driving the 2 made it a no-brainer.
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>>>>Personally made by God, I like that.
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>>>Must be as HiFi speakers made bij Bose are rubbish...
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>>Bose must have fallen off. Many years ago I had a Corvette with a Bose sound system specifically designed for the car's interior. It was sensational.
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>Hi Mike,
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>When it comes to reproduced sound. beauty is "in the EAR of the listener"
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>I am preparing for a move to a better climate (weather and political) so I am looking at "stuff" I do not really need. I have a pair of Rectilinear III speakers I bought in 1967. At the time they were acclaimed as one of the best. Yesterday I did a little research to see if they were worth anything and most of the comments affirmed the original acclamations but there were a few that dissed them So, to each his own.

When I was in college one of my roommates had a pair of Rectilinear IIIs. I had a pair of Klipsch La Scalas and a pair of Bose 601s. Needless to say, there was enough room in the apartment for the stereo equipment, a TV, a phone, a couple of couches, and a place for pizza deliveries.

The speakers were all on dollys so they could be dragged outside on demand.


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>I think this is especially true when the comments come from someone in Western Europe. Especially when the subject is Beer or Automobiles.
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>Hope this finds you well,
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>Ken