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RE: Owning Classic Speakers

I see them used for cheap money
might try a pair - since you seem to say they're
better than they look

I do miss my original 6's
gave them to my sister -after getter
my Rogers...

My first great speaker- like your first "love"
you never forget them

In actuality - my first speakers
were the Radio Shack Solo 103 - single
driver in small wood cabinet .. ok for
noise...not very engaging- just an extension speaker




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