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17th January 2009, 06:28 AM
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My son's new speakers and tripath amp
The timber is sheoak that is native to this area of WA.
The amp is a 41Hz Amp6 attached to 12mm aluminium. The speakers are 3" HIVI full range. Im not happy with the plinth and might scap that and just put rubber pads under the amp. It sounds good.   
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