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26th July 2009, 07:17 PM
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Bose 201 drivers: could they be made into something acceptable?
Grabbed a pair of 201's for free on the off chance the drivers could be appropriated for something.
I wouldn't expect them to sound great, but maybe they could be used in something that was at least better than Bose 201's for fun? Thoughts? |
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