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Demand for Mechanical Music Instruments
By Jon Miller

> "Our sense of the worth of an object is not derived from its
> intrinsic value but from the demand that has been created for
> that object."  (Quickie 14)
> ......
> How do we create a demand for mechanical music instruments?

I guess I'm a little curious as to why one feels the need to increase
demand, hence increase the value -- It seems to me there is awful great
value (cost) in mechanical musical instruments.  I, for one, could never
even dream of buying anything other than a low-end player in need of
rebuilding.  It seems to me that it is already a "rich persons hobby".

I certainly don't mean to be insulting by saying this, and I'm open to
comments.  I'll readily admit it if I'm  wrong.

John Winston Miller
Saint Paul MN


(Message sent Wed 1 Oct 1997, 08:18:05 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.)

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