On 17 Jan 97, Bonnie Goodwin wrote to Scott Scheibe: 
->> I have a pair of Bose 201 speakers which lack high end.  Short of
->> getting new speakers, could I improve the sound by say buying a pair
->> of Radio Shack Super Tweeters and adding them to the system?
 BG> Certainly by now you've heard the phrase "No Highs, No Lows, Must Be
 BG> Bose". While the Radio Shack super tweeters might just improve things
 BG> some, it's kind of like putting a V8 in a go-cart or in other words, 
 BG> why bother? I suggest that you unload the Bose and get another speaker
 BG> system that is more to your liking. The Rat Shack tweaters, while a
 BG> good value for the price, probably won't sound as pristine as you would
 BG> like anyway.
	Hi Bonnie,
	I have heard they have poor high end but I hadn't heard that phrase 
before. The Rat Shack tweeters are about all I can afford at present. At
$25 each I'm not sure they're that good of a value. I'd love to have a 
pair of Polk or something similar but they are way out of my price range. 
I really don't need a really good high end because I know I am virtually 
deaf above 11 kh. I have a powered sub-wolfer and have plenty of bass, 
at least more than the neighbors will tolerate.. (I live in an Apt.)
	Outside of Bose and other similar speakers there isn't much to choose 
from around here. There is Buzz Jensen down town, but their prices are way 
out of my league and the one time I went in there I was wearing street 
cloths and felt way under dressed as all the sales men were wearing three 
piece suits.. A little too pretentious me.
	I've heard there is a place called Sounds Like Music that is pretty 
good but I am not sure where it is, I looked for it once and couldn't 
find it. It is tucked away some where in a weirdly layed out shopping
center.
	About the only other choices around here are Circuit City & Best Buy.
                                                Scott Scheibe
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