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From: Eric Jackson
does that mean what ever price speaks the nicest too me? are there any
models that that prove more reliable and just better quality that any other?
thanks
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A VERY general rule of thumb is that single digit OMs (1,2,3,4) are more
reliable and hearty than double digit, or letter OMs (10,20,30,40, or
G,F,PC). I don't completely subscribe to this school of thought, as I have
a 20 year old OM-G that never has skipped a beat, and have a couple recently
acquired PCs that appear to be equally stout.
OTOH, my original OM-1 has had two trips to the shop for major repairs (not
necessarily it's fault...).
I believe you can pick up a PC or G for an extremely good deal right now,
and have years of good service. If your pockets are a tad deeper, you could
get a 2program and have even more fun.
Basically, most of this list will tell you no matter which OM you decide
upon, you won't really go wrong.
Jim
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