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Saturday, December 28, 2019
4919 St. Elmo Avenue sold in Bethesda
4919 St. Elmo Avenue has changed hands. The property, which is currently home to JS Audio - Video, was sold in November for $850,000 according to real estate records. Heffron Company, Inc. was the buyer.
Today I pause on what would have been the 97th birthday of the great Stan Lee:
“That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed without a doubt, a real superhero” -- Stan Lee
Oh no! Where will I buy my solid gold headphone cables for my iPod Mini? I guess the golden eared audiophiles have left town as the rich flee Bethesda. Their website shows they are having a sale on used audio amplifiers that originally listed for $20,000, now on sale for only $7000, with only 200 hours of usage on the tube amplifiers. Sounds like a real deal to me. Someone paid $70 per hour to listen to music. For that kind of money, I could hire real live musicians to play live, for an even more realistic sound experience.
8:30: I never said JS wouldn't stay, but why do you say "wasn't Heffron?" The sale records filed with the state list Heffron as the buyer. It would be against the law to falsify those records.
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Today I pause on what would have been the 97th birthday of the great Stan Lee:
“That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed without a doubt, a real superhero”
-- Stan Lee
Excelsior!!!
Oh no! Where will I buy my solid gold headphone cables for my iPod Mini? I guess the golden eared audiophiles have left town as the rich flee Bethesda. Their website shows they are having a sale on used audio amplifiers that originally listed for $20,000, now on sale for only $7000, with only 200 hours of usage on the tube amplifiers. Sounds like a real deal to me. Someone paid $70 per hour to listen to music. For that kind of money, I could hire real live musicians to play live, for an even more realistic sound experience.
2:52 - Location, location, location.
Well that seems low. Especially since they did a nice renovation a few years back.
Golden Ear is a pretty low end audio company
Wasn't Heffron! JS Audio is staying at the location.
8:30: I never said JS wouldn't stay, but why do you say "wasn't Heffron?" The sale records filed with the state list Heffron as the buyer. It would be against the law to falsify those records.
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