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In Reply to: Is the problem in both speakers, posted by Bruce Kendall on January 3, 2010 at 07:36:17:
problem is in both speakers
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Topic - Damaged speaker crossover or Amp? - George2 13:03:37 01/2/10 ( 7)
- RE: Damaged speaker crossover or Amp? - SgreenP@MSN.com 06:07:04 01/5/10 ( 0)
Is the problem in both speakers, - Bruce Kendall 07:36:17 01/3/10 ( 4)
- RE: Is the problem in both speakers, - George2 01/3/10 12:05:52 01/3/10 ( 1)
- My own experiences tell me the problem is in your amp. - Bruce Kendall 06:01:02 01/5/10 ( 0)
You are not serious are you - WithTarragon 09:16:05 01/3/10 ( 1)
- I merely asked a question. - Bruce Kendall 11:01:19 01/3/10 ( 0)
RE: Damaged speaker crossover or Amp? - stereo5 18:13:03 01/2/10 ( 0)
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