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In Reply to: The "Mod" industry. posted by Merle on November 5, 2008 at 09:12:13:
...and they can make money doing it.
First, I suspect it is easier to take a good sounding product and upgrade it with better parts, internal damping, stiffer power supply, etc. - things that were done on the relative cheap to hit a price point.
Those things can only make a good sounding component sound better. A modder ought to be able to do this for less money than the 5X cost mark-up from manufacturer to retail.
> The mod industry seem's to revolve only around products that, quite frankly, are pretty darn good to start with.>
That's not necessarily so - look at the mods for vintage Dyna tubed equipment and Hafler amps for example, products that sound pretty bad by today's standards.
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- Why? Because they can... - mkuller 11/5/0811:10:23 11/5/08 (0)
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