Merc:
Yeah, Outlaw is going to replace non-defective units........And monkeys are going to fly out of my butt. Hey, why don't they just give everyone that wants one a free 950? Now there's PR!
C'mon. that makes zero sense.
Mix

[This message has been edited by MixFixJ (edited July 19, 2002).]

If your 950 hisses, why not exchange it for a hiss-fixed 950 when it comes out? Getting a hiss-fixed 950 seems like a no-brainer, even if your existing 950 sounds fine except for the fact it hisses (assuming it hisses).

[This message has been edited by Will (edited July 20, 2002).]

You guys just sit and watch your doorsteps for 950's to magically appear. I hear that the Easter Bunny's bringing them!
Mix
( I can't believe you all don't feel a little silly about these ridiculous suppositions.)

THANKS FOR THE POST SCOTT

Better get these orders in before the Dow hits 5000!

I leave town for a week, and look what I miss! Still reading through the posts I've missed, but I'm going to take a sec to toss in a little cry of "hooray!" that they appear to have tracked down the hiss.

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gonk -- Saloon Links | Pre/Pro Comparison Chart | 950 Review

I really don't know anything more than what you guys also read on Scotts post and the newsletter. All I know, is that until I'm dead, I'm always planning on the next upgrade. Regardless of the fact that my hiss is only audible from 4 inches or less, it may not be so on different gear in the next owners HT. With that in mind, a non-upgraded, non-improved non-hiss fixed unit would be of less resale value than an upgraded one. I see this as no different as buying one of the original Rotel 1066s, or one of the newest versioned ones.

Who wouldn't want their 950 to be of the latest upgrades and software versions?

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Take Care,
merc

[This message has been edited by merc (edited July 22, 2002).]

And I would like a brand new car every time the model years change, but I highly doubt that Acura is going to give me one out of the goodness of their hearts. Every time that you purchase something the clock is ticking on when the 'new and improved ' model is coming out. There is absolutly no reason why the Outlaws should replace non-defective 950's simply because someone 'wants' the latest software upgrades. Get real.
Mix

Will, my 950 is not hissy. I don't plan on replacing it. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Now, if it was hissy, I'd send it back in a heartbeat...

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Matthew J. Hill
matt@idsi.net

Doh! Unless of course, your Acura hissed. Doh! MixFix: Wow. Are you always this irritable on Monday?
And, since it is obvious that you didn't read any of my previous posts, my unit hisses. If I am not mistaken, Outlaw is fixing that problem. So, I want a fixed unit. If that irritates you further, sorry.



[This message has been edited by merc (edited July 22, 2002).]