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WANTED
Speaker enthusiast needs a copy of a
book once sold by Jaycar entitled “High
Power Loud Speaker Enclosure Design
& construction”. It had a catalogue number BC1166.
Will pay $50 (including postage) to the
first person who has a pristine copy, i.e.,
little use but slight dog ears ok.
Contact Melanie (on behalf of inquirer
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