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   "Steven de Mena" appears to have caused the   
   following letters to be typed in news:ztSdnS1DldXPCCHeRVn-tQ@comcast.com:   
      
   > "Matthew B. Tepper" wrote in message   
   > news:Xns9741C199984B9quackandflap@207.217.125.201...   
   >> "Curtis Croulet" appears to have caused   
   >> the following letters to be typed in   
   >> news:OtudnTlvkOj0GyHenZ2dnUVZ_t6dnZ2d@adelphia.com:   
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   >>> As others have indicated, they sold boat-loads of these, and they are   
   >>> not rare. However, the box itself was changed sometime soon after the   
   >>> set was first issued. The first ones had white lettering on the lid   
   >>> with a typeface similar (or identical) to Times New Roman, but it was   
   >>> changed to red with a style something like arial. It's conceivable   
   >>> that someone might find some additional value in the earlier and   
   >>> (presumably) rarer first style. I'd be very surprised if it makes a   
   >>> difference, though.   
   >>   
   >> I bought the set when it came out, so I had that earlier edition.   
   >> Didn't bother to keep it, as I never thought it stood up to the test.   
   >   
   > Decca/London really marketed Solti and the CSO *heavily* at the time, at   
   > least here in the U.S. It is interesting today how I rarely see any   
   > Solti/CSO recordings recommended here.   
      
   Compare and contrast with the open scorn and contempt London Records had   
   for the Cleveland Orchestra in the 1990s. Like day and night.   
      
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