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Review 3 of 27
Price Paid:
$900.00
from Circuit Summary: The 3-2-1 system belongs to my girlfriend, and I have to say I was impresed to seeit in her living room as aposed to a cheap shelf system or nothing at all. I knew that she was at least making an atempt. Bose definitly knows how to market their products, far beter than anyone in the industry. I don't know how many articles I have read in Stereophile and elsewere regarding the demise of the high end, if you ask me it's marketing. Back to the BOSE, this thing is fair, not great but definatly better than a Fisher rack system. When I set up an old NAD reciever H/K cd player Rogers ls35as and NHTsub (from the Super zero system) all of wich is second hand and can be obtained for far less than the 3-2-1, My girlfriend was quick to mention the supiriority of the vintage system, and sugjested moving the BOSE to the bedroom. If considering a system do yourself a favor and look around, check out your local mom and pop stereo store with your own cd or dvd. Strengths: Strengths would be simplicity of system, yet BOSE dose not have a corner on the market. Look at NAD , Linn or Arcam, all of wich make excelent lifestyle systems. Setup is important, speaker placement must not be an afterthought, as with any system. Weaknesses: Ocasional malfunction of comands from remote, restricted high frequency.
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