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Topic - Maggie IIa's, tubes, and the 3.7 - Grimace 17:20:36 10/02/14 (18)

RE: Maggie IIa's, tubes, and the 3.7 - neolith 10:39:37 10/04/14 (0)

There is one significant difference between 3.X series Maggies and your IIas ... - andyr 20:58:29 10/03/14 (0)

RE: Maggie IIa's, tubes, and the 3.7 - Grimace 16:48:20 10/03/14 (1)

RE: Maggie IIa's, tubes, and the 3.7 - Satie 20:52:52 10/17/14 (0)

RE: Maggie IIa's, tubes, and the 3.7 - onemug 09:09:51 10/03/14 (0)

you should consider bi-amping - Green Lantern 06:36:39 10/03/14 (10)

Second the bi-amping idea - Satie 19:36:47 10/04/14 (2)

Really? - sbrians 13:28:43 10/13/14 (1)

RE: Really? - Satie 06:21:24 10/14/14 (0)

Except that, of course, 3.7s are set up to be only driven by 2 channels of amplification! :-(( nt - andyr 20:44:20 10/03/14 (0)

RE: you should consider bi-amping - Norman M 08:05:29 10/03/14 (5)

That particular opinion... - neolith 10:21:43 10/04/14 (1)

RE: That particular opinion... - Norman M 12:02:05 10/04/14 (0)

"That particular opinion circulated amongst Maggie owners since the beginning of time." ... - andyr 20:42:17 10/03/14 (2)

RE: "That particular opinion circulated amongst Maggie owners since the beginning of time." ... - Norman M 08:12:16 10/04/14 (1)

RE: "That particular opinion circulated amongst Maggie owners since the beginning of time." ... - Norman M 12:11:58 10/04/14 (0)

RE: Maggie IIa's, tubes, and the 3.7 - neolith 04:49:04 10/03/14 (0)

RE: Maggie IIa's, tubes, and the 3.7 - Satie 18:59:32 10/02/14 (0)

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RE: "That particular opinion circulated amongst Maggie owners since the beginning of time." ... - Norman M 12:11:58 10/04/14 (0)

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