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10th February 2009, 12:36 AM
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Thanks to Ron E for the advice. Yes, I am using a fairly old computer, but would rather not make a replacement at this time.
For anyone else interested in less expensive testing software, below is a link to some software recommended by Ron Tipton (writer in N & V magazine, and other electronics pubs?) from a while back, www.audiotester.de |
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