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Who is Linn of New Hampshire

I saw this company at the CES in Vegas. They were at the show.(The s.h.o.w.)at the Flamingo. At first I thought this was the Linn company out of Europe. I quickly realized it wasn't. I would think this would be misleading to Linn of europe. I would also think this might be trademark infringement.(I'm not a lawyer I'm just guessing)Does anyone know about this company?
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roxy54
2,651 posts
 
I have seen the ads for the last few years, but not recently, and I didn't know that the company had moved. I looked at the installation gallery though, and I must say that it is very misleading. Even a casual glance will reveal that the very large speakers in the various rooms have been photo-shopped in.Certainly not a good way to build confidence in a company's honesty.
metralla
945 posts
 
As Roxy54 points out, the photos in the Gallery on the Linn Audio Loudspeakers are clearly manipulated. I looked at all of them and none appear to be real photos of real rooms. The speakers are obviously patched in - and in most photos, the other furniture items also appear to be composites. Definitely not what I expect to see. Bah!

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polk432
1,116 posts
 
They also get listed in the Linn (of Scotland) catagories of speakers. I would like to hear a pair sometime.
elizabeth
6,726 posts
 
He has a $300 Behringer amp he claims is 'modified' and he sells for $5,000. At least the faceplate has different graphics.
I alwasy hated those pictures of the stupid guy next to giant penis-envy speakers.. I would usually use a magic marker to 'uglify' his photo.
donjr
1,311 posts
 
Elizabeth. Thanks for the laugh. I know exactly what ad you speak of.
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