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The fifth annual Rocky Mountain Audio Fest in Denver is proof positive high-end audio is alive and definitely kicking.
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- by pubmat October 28, 2008 10:47 AM PDT
- If you think Klispsch is king, that you're seriously limiting yourself. They have some good stuff, but there's a LOT more out there that sounds as good or better.
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