Agree with over-priced to begin it. Companies keep churning out new products. Claiming this new version is the one. And audio reviwers with an eye on advertisment fees for the magazines play along. How many reviews have you read. This is it, hold the presses the wheel has just been re-invented. Make our purchases and before you get them into our homes, before their even set up, they've drop in value at least, 30% sometimes 40+%.
Is the main reason audio equipment depreciates so much is
1.Because technology is always changing and people always want the latest and greatest.
2.It is expensive to repair when it breaks.
3.It has always depreciated a lot since the inception and that is just the pattern it has always stayed in.
4.It is overpriced to begin with.
2.It is expensive to repair when it breaks.
3.It has always depreciated a lot since the inception and that is just the pattern it has always stayed in.
4.It is overpriced to begin with.