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11th January 2007, 07:23 PM
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Audio Junkie
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Manual writing 101 a must read.
Now this is how a manual should be written! if you havent read the manual for the Firstwatt F3 then you should. lots of interesting and educational info and a lot of great tips on how a manual should be written! I love it!
http://www.firstwatt.com/downloads/f3_om.pdf Section 1 - Skip this section Section 2 - You should probably read this part Section 3 - You must read this part Section 4 - Bathroom reading BWAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA 
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