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Fancy, looks good..so we just press a button and you can buzz us in ? -
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Where are you located? I saw an Orbit Shifter for sale on the Houston Craigslist.
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YES, doing it right now, well OK everyday and all day, told the wife I need a shirt that says "powered by coffee". Prayers for Amy
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Right now it's paired with my Chorus II's. And it pairs rather well, I might add. -
" The result is a generation of more static and stochastic phase error sounds at different directions from the loudspeaker. The stochastic phase error sounds appear because there may be different types of unlinearities in the low- and high-frequency paths. " There you have it! Obvious! It's a techno version of Chopra wisdom! -
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My vote PSA V1800....Oh yea this is not a poll....My opinion PSA V1800.....I think it sounds great with my Chorus II's G.E.M. -
By Dawson's Ridge · Posted
The article said nothing about bi-amping. I assume the continued reference to bi-amping is because no one can provide creditable scientific evidence to support bi-amping?
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