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Originally Posted by musicman59 /img/forum/go_quote.gif If they follow the standard industry cost structure I bet the street price will be somewhere between $850 to $1000 after the initial rush ends.... For instance the D7000 msrp is $999 and the dealer cost is under $500. That's why there are people offering them in the $600 to $700 range. |
Originally Posted by mofonyx /img/forum/go_quote.gif Jude should be given free phones eh? |
Originally Posted by mofonyx /img/forum/go_quote.gif paara : I reckon they only demonstrated 90 to 15kHz because this is the sensitive part of our hearing? Nonetheless, I agree that they should've given a wider frequency response graph. |
Originally Posted by lmilhan /img/forum/go_quote.gif I remember falling hook, line and sinker when a similar glowing review was posted when the Grado GS-1000s were released at one of the past national meets. I was one of the first batch of people to buy the phones sight unseen based on the glowing hype and praise that the GS-1000s received. I mean the GS-1000s were made out to be like the second coming of Christ... As it turned out, the GS-1000s didn't come close to what was written in the reviews, at least not for my ears / opinion (in the end I decided that I enjoyed the RS-1s considerably more). Luckily I was able to sell the GS-1000s before their re-sale value dropped so dramatically. Oh well, lesson learned.... |