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14th November 2005, 12:00 PM
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Seas coaxials
Hello everyone,
Has anyone tried the Seas H1333 T18RE/XFCTV2 ? I'm looking for a suitable filter for this driver, there 's a little about the previous version (H1144) on the net, but not much on this one. Suggestions ? Regards, Bob |
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