The comment made by Ingemar Rasmusson, the boss of Sweden's used hi-fi superstore ReHifi [see HFN Feb '14] that hi-fi made in the last five years was more difficult to repair than that made 40 years ago certainly struck a chord. In my case a ten-year-old high-end American CD player has been rendered scrap for the sake of a replacement drive. Not only is this a personal financial catastrophe, it also brings into question the wisdom of investing in expensive high-end gear.
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机译：瑞典二手高保真超市ReHifi的老板Ingemar Rasmusson发表的评论[参见HFN Feb '14]说，过去五年来制造的高保真音响比40年前的音响更难修复。以我为例，为了更换驱动器，已经废弃了一个有十年历史的高端美国CD播放器。这不仅是个人的财务灾难，也使人们对投资于昂贵的高端装备的智慧产生了疑问。
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