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07-07-2007, 05:53 PM
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Would someone explain to me why one of these cards has a qualifier and the other does not?
Posted By: P SPAETH
Sure, no problem. Yes. Ahem. Hmmmmm. Uh.... well.... indeed. EDITED TO ADD On a serious note is it possible some of the bottom edge of the Speaker is hidden beneath the slat/post/whatever you call it? 
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