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to compared them to its original sibling from our local dealer back in the 90's. I thought the original sounded a little sluggish compared to the re-issue also the bottom end and top octave performance were much better on the re-issue as well. However, where the original excelled was in the midrange department as it sounded lush and rich as opposed to the re-issue, which sounded very neutral. Also, I didn't find the re-issue to be bright sounding if anything it was very neutral sounding in the overall scheme of things.



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