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Sorry about that. My Bosch hot water heaters were made in China. Just going by that. JJK -
@Audioguy99 Yep, too much for an apartment even if you run it on the kitchen table! Is that a reflection on the upper right? One of these "tire-kickers" has the spare change... give some pertinent info!
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@KROCK I'm going to send the BOC albums to you.. that you can play them back to me.. With the landline and the cell. And I will be able to listen to them in stereo!!! -
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Thanks for the update. You were wise to choose a pair of bookshelf speakers to replace your Optimus speakers, vs. buying a pair of floorstanders. The subwoofer will already fill the gap any bookshelf speaker can provide and due to size and placement issues you already had a location available (the place where your Optimus speakers sat), where you were sure you could put a new speaker. We often have to consider limiting factors other than the features of the speaker we want, when considering how to upgrade. I wouldn't chuck those Optimus speakers. Many times we later yearn for those speakers we had "way back when" (I know I do), so consider puting those bookshelf speakers to use in the garage, basement, workshop etc. where you'll still enjoy them.
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