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5th March 2005, 07:57 AM
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added speaker gurus section to my site. . .
sorry if this is not allowed here,
Linkwitz did a short but interesting one. Bob's amp text is incredible. The one thing I noticed on the party question; seems speaker builders don't get out much  www.helarc.com P |
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