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BOSE ORDERS EMPLOYEES TO REMOVE FLAGS FROM STORE ???
G. Gordon Liddy SHow
| 4 April 2003
Posted on 04/04/2003 12:14:32 PM PST by 11th_VA
A caller to G. Gordon Liddy show today, said he was an employee of Bose (on his lunch break), and said BOSE corporate has ordered all flags, and flag related decorations taken down from all stores so as not to offend customers!!! Caller said one employee refused and quit.
Has anyone else heard about this???
TOPICS: Announcements; Foreign Affairs; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: bose; didnthappen; noevidence; oldglory; onthehomefront; rumor
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To: Leroy S. Mort
I'm just here for the War, Eddie ... :-) .. I'll be back for the election.Which will probably be another war... :-)
To: John H K
I think the audio quality of Bose products are good...it is the price/value points that make them undesirable in my mind. There are cheaper systems that sound as good or better. Their "acousti-mass" subwoofers are way too expensive for the bass performance they advertise as compared with the price point/value points of their competitors.
For that matter I spent 75 dollars for a Radio shack dual channel 8 inch subwoofer, cross overs and a sturdy cardboard "forming tube"(the kind you pour concrete into) and built a subwoofer from a design inspired(okay "borrowed") from the sub-woofers at Hsu research. I used a sealed acoustic design and mathematical design formula from a speaker builder book. Audibly, to my tastes(I prefer a clean low Q bass, not augmented as I listen to much classical music) the performance is much like the multi hundred dollar subs(I do hope to add a separate bass amplifier so I can fully utilize the .1 channel on my 5.1 multichannel system) I hear at the stores, especially the Bose systems.
My guests when looking at my cheap mini speakers always ask where the big bass is coming from! I don't claim 16 cycle bass.... the mathematics and my ears tell me that bass resonance is around 45 cyles based on an open air bass cut off of 30 cycles(down 3 db of the main measured response curve)...but the great thing about a sealed acoustic design is the bass drop off is much more gradual than bass reflex designs. So I get usable bass down into the lower 30's or so... at least I can hear bass pedal organ fundamental in the 32 cycle range(the digital recording of the opening of Also Sprach Zarathustra, with an incredible organ rumble at the beginning). Someday I'll get a 15 inch dual channel subwoofer and build a larger enclosure(Hsu influenced again)!
To: Leroy S. Mort
I am not making it up - I read the story. I am not doubting you as I don't have TV and have seen no coverage - but I read the story and my blood boiled. Wish now I had saved it.
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posted on
04/04/2003 2:13:41 PM PST
by
nanny
To: Paradox
Overrated? That's an understatement. No highs, no lows, must be Bose
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posted on
04/04/2003 2:15:08 PM PST
by
billbears
(Deo Vindice)
To: Gaas
"If you want an OS based on Unix, get Linux. I have a G4 too and I find it vastly inferior to my 300Mhz DELL running Redhat8.
I run MS Office 2000 for (compatibility reasons to the rest of the world) on it. The only thing it cannot do is run my games, but then, neither can the Mac."
I have too many Mac-specific programs. MovieFlow, Photoshop, Freehand, Illustrator, Flash, Dreamweaver, PageMaker, InDesign, etc.
I have most of those versions in PC format, too...and they aren't as good.
Ed
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posted on
04/04/2003 2:15:18 PM PST
by
Sir_Ed
To: Darksheare
"I've been known to , under NORMAL operation, make a Mac crash so badly that it was basically a boat anchor.
The 'crashless computer' is a myth."
Yup, that's true. I get a kernel panic about once every three days...far less than when I was running OS9, but still...
'course, I prolly push it too much. I work with graphic files 400-600 megabytes, while placing images in PageMaker, InDesign and Dreamweaver/Fireworks/Flash, all at the same time, and even though I've got a gig of Ram, I still shouldn't push its multi-tasking that much!
Ed
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posted on
04/04/2003 2:20:45 PM PST
by
Sir_Ed
To: mdmathis6
but the great thing about a sealed acoustic design is the bass drop off is much more gradual than bass reflex designs. So I get usable bass down into the lower 30's or soI just installed a home theater in a room built in the basement and wanted to keep the room clean and the sub hidden.
Since I was placing it outside the room (under an adjacent stairway) I wanted a sealed cabinet design so I didn't lose any energy out of a rear (or down-firing ) port and pump the stairway full of bass.
I slid the cone up to the a hole I cut into sheetrock and glued the cover on the other side.
I had forgotten how GOOD a sealed acoustic woofer could sound.
Wonderfully smooth.
I used a sub from AtlanticTechnology.
Very good speakers
To: FrankOwens
any chance for me in los angeles to listen g.gordon liddy?
he is not local,and can`t find him on the dial.
how about on the net.
thank you.
To: billbears
No highs, no lows, must be BoseLOL....after years of that being the "unofficial" slogan, Bose has now made it "official"
I installed a Bose system for a customer and they now pack a letter in their box entitled "Our Commitment To You".
From the first paragraph:
We take great pride in designing each of our products with the goal of producing the highest musical performance in the price range of that product. We strive to reproduce the musical sounds as closely as possible to those of the original performance. And we strive to avoid flashy sounds such as those associated with accentuated bass and/or treble frequencies. While those sounds may be initially attractive to the novice they are not real and are not enduring.
:-)
To: Xenalyte
I purchased the Bose Accustic Wave when it first came out - must have been 15 or so years ago, and it still sounds fantastic. Never any distortion - no matter how loud you crank it. It even sounds great outdoors.
I'm glad I bought it back then, when it was only $650. Now they cost $1,200.
To: Keeper of the Turf
Is that the one that's slightly bigger than the Wave Radio? Our Wave is - let's see - about a foot wide, maybe eight inches deep, six tall.
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posted on
04/04/2003 2:38:20 PM PST
by
Xenalyte
(I may not agree with your bumper sticker, but I'll defend to the death your right to stick it)
To: Xenalyte
Mine's the larger one. About 16 inches wide - 6 deep and 12 high. It has a nice carrying case, too.
To: vin-one
just called them, sounded like they have gotten plenty of calls, and are issueing a statement that it is not their policy, and they are very upset about it SHOCK AND AWE STRIKES AGAIN !!!!
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posted on
04/04/2003 2:52:00 PM PST
by
11th_VA
(Let's Roll)
To: Cagey
Yeah, it's amazing that MIT, which consistently leads the nation's universities in D.O.D. research funding, allows some American hating POS to continue to profit from it. This goes for that whack job professor of linguistics noam chomsky, another fine piece of work!!
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posted on
04/04/2003 3:00:17 PM PST
by
shotgun
To: eddie willers
I used to work for a retailer and through contests won 4 different Lifestyle systems. Gave three away and did hook one up for our home theater. Personally I don't like the sound, I really don't like home theater, but the remote is easy for the family to use. I have separates and one set of good speakers for my use. Not a high, high end audiophile but even the most average person can hear the dead sound of a Bose speaker
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posted on
04/04/2003 3:00:41 PM PST
by
billbears
(Deo Vindice)
To: billbears
I used to work for a retailer and through contests won 4 different Lifestyle systems. Gave three away LOL....guys used to love winning Bose.
Made impressive gifts to chicks.
To: Xenalyte
I couldn't agree more! Ain't NOBODY going to come between me and my Bose Wave!!
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posted on
04/04/2003 3:25:28 PM PST
by
Humidston
(Do not remove this tag under penalty of law)
To: vin-one
Thanks for calling and thanks to all the freepers who called.
USA USA USA......just for good measure.
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posted on
04/04/2003 4:11:21 PM PST
by
OldFriend
(without the brave, there would be no land of the free)
To: Sir_Ed
*Horrified look*
That's torture to computers!
Me, I just play games on the darn things.
That's bad enough.
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posted on
04/04/2003 4:45:42 PM PST
by
Darksheare
(Nox aeternus en pax.)
To: Darksheare
I gotta admit, I love playing Doom on the PC!
Ed
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posted on
04/04/2003 5:48:05 PM PST
by
Sir_Ed
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