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Precisely - these three brands are the best, as many other threads on BF confirm.
Ah, thanks for letting us know. You are used binocular salesman, just as I expected. People who buy Leica (or Zeiss or Swarovski) buy one pair which lasts for a lifetime. Quote:
BTW - there is a small secret to binoculars. Their value depends on looking THROUGH. ![]() Last edited by jurek : Tuesday 31st January 2012 at 13:35. |
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You had me going for a minute, as at first I thought I was reading one of Dennis's "Once Upon A Time" episodes broadcast live from Storybrook, Colorado. Good fiction as usual. I see you have learned from the master! |
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I assume their higher end offerings are great, but I look at the Nikon Monarch mid level offerings and they are uninspiring and get beat by a lot of the other players in that market. Plus they have made a marketing disaster of the monarch line with all the models in the last 3-4 years, instead of improving the line to make it more competitive with other companies. Instead they have added lower end models, with I assume a better profit margin, and assume people will buy because it says Nikon. |
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I am starting to like this thread with BrightIdea's post etc. this has become a pretty funny thread.
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Given the plethora of national laws and regulations around the world concerning the phrase "made in _____ " (fill in name of country of choice), and the realities of globalization, there is no way to know what parts of any binocular (including the glass) are actually fabricated in the stated country of origin.
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Yea, why you were laughing I outbid you on a mint Vintage Nikon 7x35 Super Super Super Super Super Super Super Super Wide Angle Porro Prism binocular that was on E-bay. It has a 1455 FOV @ 15 degrees! You can actually see your own butt and around corners when you look through it. You could have had 386 pair instead of only 385 pair of vintage binoculars like you do now. HaHa! Who's laughing now?
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I try to entertain,as well as,educate. I am glad you are enjoying it. I am well known for starting some of the most fascinating and controversial threads on Bird Forum. If you want to learn the history of the binocular or study diagrams of optical systems go read Henry's threads or if you want to be educated on every model of vintage porro prism from the 80's go read Frank's threads. BORING!
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How would you know if it's fiction or not. Have you ever laid your hands on a binocular like the EDG much less actually used one birding. I am sure if you did you would have all your CPOS on E-bay trying to rake in enough cash for a down payment on one. HaHa!
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You're hardly worth the effort to even respond to anymore. Seems like with each passing moment you try a little harder to convince us all you actually have something worthy of enunciation, but with little success . Yawnnn! Wake me up when you finally resolve your childhood issues and cease needing to be the center of attention. "Layed"?? Speak much English, or just learning? |
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It is near (Hut-Sut) Rawlson on the rillerrah.
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Too bad you feel so driven to rely on this circus act to distract from your obvious lack talent in analyzing and reviewing binos and optical properties. Henry has had you pegged from the git go to his everlasting credit. I notice you don't seem to respond to my posts when I point out some of these delusionional and fictional posts you seem to subject us all to. Why is that ?
Tell us all some more fairy tales Dennis - I'm getting sleepy |
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