I apologize...actually, getting anything stolen is pretty traumatic. i genuinely did not mean to make light of that. Enjoy your mighty X2s!!!
I apologize...actually, getting anything stolen is pretty traumatic. i genuinely did not mean to make light of that. Enjoy your mighty X2s!!!
I have 1080P HD cameras all over, a new 3G battery backup monitored 24/7 security system, on top of that i signed up for a private security company patrolling the area and visiting my house few times a day and (always the best part for last) a big mean dog outside.
I sure hope this will stop them from coming after me again.
good luck with them carrying out the X2 Series ll
If it wasn't for Sonus Faber i probably would have never got into this hobby.A member called Sonus and he own's Wilson.![]()
If it wasn't for Sonus Faber i probably would have never got into this hobby.
My father used to own the first Extrema and then the Guarneri (30-25 years ago) and they would play in our living room, that's what got me into all of this in the first place.
My username is a tribute to Sonus
I agree but as long as you limit the music to a string quartet.I am a panel guy but this is one of a few box speakers i could live with.![]()
I agree but as long as you limit the music to a string quartet.![]()
Sorry for your loss Sonus
They actually carried those out of your house? ..... they're not exactly lightweights either.....![]()
Hey Sonus, sorry to hear about that mate. Anything stolen is never a good thing. It also keeps you on the edge, always wondering who would've done it...
The best solution in my opinion is to fully insure the entire system un personal contents insurance. That covers everything and this is exactly what I've done. Also covered the wifey's jewelry.
I wouldn't be surprised if the perpetrators are known to you or may have even been in your very house at one point in time. They can be the most unassuming group of people who you'd think of.
Anyway, trust that you are able to rest at ease and listen in peace at least. I would not let anyone in unless I really know them or referred by someone. You just can't take the risk!
Take it easy mate, and have a good one.
RJ
I agree, someone may have innocently made mention to the wrong person of a fantastic stereo system, or a contractor or repairman's visit could have sparked interest.I am happy you have replaced your stolen equipment. As stated above I also use insurance as my backup. I have been in the same situation many years ago. The thieves are probably someone who found out you had "stereo equipment at home". It was an inside job especially if no other homes in your neighborhood were hit! They watch your movements and strike when they know you are away for the time needed. It sometimes falls back on not necessarily friends or acquaintances but someone they told in passing about your gear. That includes any and all outside workers who might have been in your house doing repair work. It is a terrible thing to have to be paranoid in this day and age, but this exact issue is why you always have to be aware.
I am happy you have replaced your stolen equipment. As stated above I also use insurance as my backup. I have been in the same situation many years ago. The thieves are probably someone who found out you had "stereo equipment at home". It was an inside job especially if no other homes in your neighborhood were hit! They watch your movements and strike when they know you are away for the time needed. It sometimes falls back on not necessarily friends or acquaintances but someone they told in passing about your gear. That includes any and all outside workers who might have been in your house doing repair work. It is a terrible thing to have to be paranoid in this day and age, but this exact issue is why you always have to be aware.
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