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13th February 2008, 07:33 AM
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Sugar vs MOX vs Kiwame
Hi there,
as if I type MOX I'll get thousand posts I ask this here: I've heard once that: MOX awake too quiet tweeters, Sugar soften too excited tweeters, no idea for Kiwame. Any idea? Matthieu
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