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This speaker model is designed with fine furniture grade quality cabinets, handcrafted for a bass reflex design. It is available in various wood finishes and can be used near TV, computer, and audio equipment. It works well with low-powered tube amps and higher-powered home theater amps.
Driver and acoustic performance characteristics
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