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Originally Posted by JBT
Again, if it's selling and profitable it wouldn't be disappearing. Sonus Faber is in business to make money. They do this by making speakers the public is buying. It's a very crowded field out there today in the speaker market.
Times change and the market will always adjust.
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True.
Coming back to the OPs comments on SF dealers being reduced, I suspect that is purely a result of SF adjusting to a changing market.
A market that some suggest has declined for them from increased competition and inferior products. The result is fewer channels for them to sell. It could also be part of their strategy. Like many things, there is probably a little truth in all of that.
I cannot say for sure as I have never heard any SF speaker besides the Aida, Elipsa and Stradivari.
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