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Not a Virgo owner, but...

Posted by JTimothyA on June 2, 2000 at 21:57:15:
with my Premier 12's & Avanti Centuries, I'm using an enclosed volume of about 217 cord feet of wood (preferably African Wenge - Hugh Masekela signature edition cords). I don't think the volume knob has ever seen 11 o'clock and only close when I want to fill the entire house.
If I recall, AP produced the early Virgos with dual binding posts for bi-wiring in the US only. However, after much number crunching, their marketing department concluded that very few Virgos were actually purchased by crack-whores and the speaker went totally Euro. Why not solve two problems at once and bi-wire a flamenco listening session by donning one of the wife's business suits?
More hay Trigger? No thanks Roy, I'm stuffed,
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/im
P.S. Supposedly AP is planning an updated release of the Virgos but will retain the current version as 'the Virgo Classic'. Maybe this summer.