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Looks pretty neat, Brandon. That Windscreen feature should be good for heavy breathers.
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Radio Shack would be crazy to discontinue the analog meter. They've sold millions of those babies.
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I thinking the same way Lex is! I'm heading to my RS to grab a backup unit. I tried the digital model and didn't like it. That nice clear sweep arm makes the analog unit so much easier to use IMO.
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I just bought every one available in the US. I think it's 400 of them. They will be shipping them to me next week. I figure the retail price will now be 149.99. 8O
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