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RE: The Monster Amp

Dave

Thanks for the link, I had seen it earlier but was too lazy to create an account just to get a schemo for an amp I'm unlikely to ever own. This is nothing against Sansui, I always admired the metal and woodwork on their upper end old stuff. I made a correction here for insinuating that the AU-517 had a death cap, and also thanked myself for the correction.

Paul

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