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High-Fidelity-1963-F Room Acoustics for Stereo /The Impatient Peter Nero 4 The Baffling Case of ANTON BRUCKNER www.americanradiohistory.com Inside...the XP -4A is quite unlike any of the other speakers it resembles externally... proved to be an unusually wide-range, smooth system... the response was virtually flat from 5,000 cps to beyond the limits of audibility. .. Tone -burst tests showed very good transient response. .. In listening ' tests, the XP -4A ...was almost neutral in character, very smooth and natural-sounding ... It had an especially fine and satisfying presence... a healthy amount of undistorted output in the 30 -to -40 -cps range. Over -all, I would rate the XP -4A as one of the best, most truly musical reproducers avail- able today. The XP -4A is priced at $199.50. JULIAN D. 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