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RE: The Demise of Bozak

Thanks Pat. Check out this web site, www.sound-smith.com. There is an autobiography link below written by Mr. Lederman. Some more history for you, specifically, Mr. Peter Ledermans role in taking over the engineering department in S.Norwalk in the early 70's. As you mentioned, by then, complete shambles. He even mentions a bookshelf model MB80, they were further developing, which I think inspired Peter's Monarch speakers. I have a pair and do a lot of business with Mr. Lederman, his restorations are second to none.


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