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26th November 2005, 08:14 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Skopje
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Dynaudio
Hi everybody,
Ten years ago, I build Dynaudio Aries loudspeaker kit with Esotec 20W-75; Esotec D-260 and Variovent and esoteric electronic components. And I love them. Now, when I moved to smaller apartment, I have problem with that huge boxes. So, I am asking you for your suggestion how to make small (bookshelf) boxes with same components, to send me some plans and informations for electronic corrections Thanks |
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