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Old 12-10-2015, 04:06 PM   #1464
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Originally Posted by JoHunt View Post
I also found a few on my wishlist for $10, so I bought with cash instead of credit. issybird I thought was the only one who weighed length when buying audio books. For some odd reason, I won't purchase anything less than 15 hours. I'm currently listening to the latest Sinatra bio, which is not only a great listen, but also over 40 hours long
I'm glad to know that there are at least a few who think the way that I do. I'm another one who weighs cost against length. I'm not just interested in price, I'm interested in relative value--"bang for the buck."

My rule of thumb for audiobooks is that one is a good deal if the price of the audiobook is half or less of its number of hours of length. For example, a $10 audiobook would have to have at least 20 hours of length.

I also have rules of thumb for ebooks, based on the number of pages.

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