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  • Amphiprion
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    • Apr 2006
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    Texas DIY'ers (or others with interest), please check the DIY forum!

    I don't want to break any rules about cross-posting, so if anyone would be interested in attending a DIY-audio centric gathering in Texas, please see the thread in the Mission: Possible DIY forum. You don't have to be a speaker builder or bring anything to attend, just someone interested in what goes on in the DIY world.

    Thanks!
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