There are way more production and parts cost in cars than speakers. I fail to see how such high prices for speakers can be justified.
New speakers or new car?
ever notice it’s easier to spend $50,000 on speakers than $50,000 on a new car? Why is that. Is it because my living room is not big enough for a car?
Seriously, I need a new car. So maybe I need to come to terms with that and somehow find a way for it to be easier to spend a lot of money on a new car. Maybe it’s because a speaker doesn’t come with annual recurring costs like insurance and all the gasoline or electricity you gotta put into it.
Or maybe I just do both.
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+1 @hilde45 - finance both to avoid regret. You need transportation. You’ll greatly enjoy high quality sonic speakers and would regret if missed this opportunity. |
See, I'm sort of the opposite. I had no qualms about writing a check for my then new truck and yet I wouldn't dream of spending even half that for new speakers. That may be because I spent most of my adult life in the auto industry (retail parts and service). Then again, I drive less than 4k miles per year and since it's a Toyota, I'm hoping for it to be my last vehicle purchase. |
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