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Originally Posted by semtex John, I forgot to tell you earlier -- adding the Stillen headers will smooth out the sound considerably. That's one thing I immediately noticed after I
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Huh? My advice in my previous post was to consider keeping both and adding the Stillen headers, as the headers smooth out all the rough edges (plus give you a modest gain as an added bonus!).
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