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    Default 'The History of Stereo' - actually quite interesting

    Don't know if anyone has posted this - it starts off very cheesey but gets better quite quickly, and is actually quite informative.

    It has a bit of a downer on mono though though I guess you could work that out from the title.


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    The link isn't working for me.
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    The link isn't working for me.
    I just clicked it and it started fine for me, then clicked youtube and it went to the youtube site and kept running.

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    This is fascinating!
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