[BC] First CompUSA, now Tweeter

[Mike McCarthy]

Don't tell that to the homies with their thumpin' car systems.  They have 
home systems to match.

That said, there is plenty of proof in years gone by that people as they 
age do want something better. Gen X'rs are buying  the "new generation" of 
home theaters and related goodies.  The only difference between then and 
now is the HD TV and movies are now the prime media.  Not LP's or CD's. 
along with VHS Hi-Fi.

The form factor is going towards a computer GUI with a remote set of 
electronics and related equipment.  Walk up to the flat screen and punch 
what you want to do.  Before we know it, the remote will also be a touch 
screen that matches the main controller.

MM

At 02:41 PM 3/22/2007 -0500, Steve Ordinetz wrote
>Did anyone NOT see this coming?  Stereo stores have been folding right and
>left for the past decade +.
>
>Having a good-sounding stereo/home entertainment system seems to be a
>boomer thing, and most of us who want one already have one.  Do you know
>much of anyone under 35 or so who has a kickin' stereo system today?  For
>whatever reason, listening to mp3's on an ipOd or laptop is good enough
>for Gen X & Y..
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