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Guest : <font color='#000000'>Think about it, Klipsch makes some of the worst speakers on the market, now they will follow suite with the Stage One and scaled down amplifiers they're promoting.</font>
<font color='#008080'>Well, we don't know this for sure, but if a company shies away from valid criticism then it doesn't bode well for the manufacturer OR the consumers.
All we know right now is that there isn't a critical review of the product out there and therefore either:
a) the product is perfect and has almost NO cons (except for the mentioned lack of OSD)
b) Klipsch may have opted to only submit product for review with people willing to promote it without serious critique.
For their sake I hope it's a) - but we just don't know - and that's what really bothers us. We don't know because they went back on their offer of allowing us to
purchase a product for review. If this was a brief encounter or exchange we wouldn't really be a big deal - but to go so far as to charge our credit card for the unit, tell us it had shipped, and
then decide not to do the deal, speaks volumes for the company.
Read their response in the article above - they give no apologies or explanation for their actions. None.
Joshua, when you get a serious critical review of the unit (note I do not mean
critical to mean
negative only critical as in careful, exact evaluation), please feel free to repost the location here.</font>