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In Reply to: Can anything be done to save our hobby? posted by Peter on January 13, 2011 at 19:39:42:
Back in the late 1970 and early 1980s, when I first got into stereos, I just wanted to have the best system I could, because I wanted to listen to my music loud and clear with deep base, etc.
I thought the equipment was cool, but I didn't consider it a hobby really. I mean, how can buying products, or listening to music, be a hobby unto itself??
Those days likely won't return, but with all of us Asylees pursuing this as a hobby, we seem to be supporting a lot of companies putting out great product and relatively affordable prices.
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Follow Ups
- The "hobby" needs no saving, but the audio business plan has changed - JoshT 01/14/1110:39:04 01/14/11 (1)
- most in 70s and 80s was not a hobby... - haugenmarka@hotmail.com 11:22:31 01/14/11 (0)
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