Originally Posted by Asa Post
On the other hand the 808.2 has enjoyed a life of only two years!
Technically correct but not in the real world of "Competitor Claims"

They can claim that "The 808.2 is just another tired old Re-Hash of the original 800 Player that was introduced in 1995. It still can only play CD's and has no ability to play Bluray or other High Res Sources"

Technically, the 861v4 is only about 5 years old (2005 approx) but its origins date back to 1995 approx

My main point is this. They appear to have COMPLETELY UPDATED the Internals of the 861v6 with the Quality of Audio Reproduction being utmost in their minds.

If that is what they have actually done, then why don't they simply call it the New Product Design that it actually is. I think it makes it easier for Users and Competitors to see that this is really a New Product, not just an "Upgraded" one

Just what I think............

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