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by: nmjmtorres2508 March 7, 2007 7:35 PM PST

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PARADIGM MONITOR SERIES V5 SPEAKER OR STUDIO SERIES V4 SPEAK

by nmjmtorres2508 - 3/7/07 7:35 PM

HI.. PARADIGM LOVER. HERE'S THE CHANCE TO SPEAK OUT THE AMAZING PARADIGM SPEAKER... GOOD LUCK


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Not model specific, but here's my comment earlier today as

by NM_Bill - 3/7/07 9:07 PM

In Reply to: PARADIGM MONITOR SERIES V5 SPEAKER OR STUDIO SERIES V4 SPEAK by nmjmtorres2508

to what Paradigm stands for: control for consistency, always with value.

Hope I get the details right.

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-6142_102_0.html?forumID=60&threadID=237064&messageID=2423433&tag=mcnt

My post #7


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Drat, that didn't work for me. Find it as

by NM_Bill - 3/7/07 9:15 PM

In Reply to: Not model specific, but here's my comment earlier today as by NM_Bill

"Speaker help with DENON AVR 4306" by mjhesquire 3/6/07


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Tried to find a local dealer just now

by jostenmeat - 3/7/07 10:21 PM

In Reply to: Drat, that didn't work for me. Find it as by NM_Bill

The only one was that very hi-end, custom install, appointment only place that I decided against visiting. Shucks.


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Ya know, those custom installers don't make it easy to

by NM_Bill - 3/8/07 7:18 AM

In Reply to: Tried to find a local dealer just now by jostenmeat

evaluate them as to how they might be a hellula good source. Some appointment only salons even look like they're trying to snooty. On the other hand there must be a lot out there who are simply not inclined to or have to avoid brick & mortar overhead.

With no scheduled clerk to pay, the installer/consultant then would be a prisoner by the hour to be open & convenient to you. The dilemma is hating to set up an appointment not knowing what they offer or if they are for you. So, we don't do it while missing some very good guys who need the time to actually do installations, not stay abailable & open.

Pity. After all the lack of overhead might mean they can do you a lot of good with the added efficiency.


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