For 4002 fans... (part II)

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This thread looks a little light on content. :lol:
If Mozart were with us today, he'd play a Fireglo 4001C64! ~~~*~~~ Beethoven, on the other hand, would play a Matte Jetglo 4001C64S!
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but focused on tone
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s4001 wrote:but focused on tone
And admired by all. :lol:
If Mozart were with us today, he'd play a Fireglo 4001C64! ~~~*~~~ Beethoven, on the other hand, would play a Matte Jetglo 4001C64S!
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Listening to it,now, sounds great, Jason. :D
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:lol:
Thanks gang! The sound of the XLR output surprised even me. In a good way!
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