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SURROUND SOUND -Ay SEPARATE AMPS ADD MUSCLE Nit to an A/V SYSTEM US $2.75 UK £11.95 CANADA $3.50 NOVEMBER 1993 POWERING UP FOR SURROUND SOUND -Ay SEPARATE AMPS ADD MUSCLE Nit TO AN A/V SYSTEM DIGITAL RADIO IS IN THE AIR TESTED Technics A/V Receiver, MB Quart Speaker, Yamaha A/V Integrated Amp, and more 272861 JUKEBOX YOUR CDs. Pick a song. Pick 1000 songs. The new Sony 100 Disc Changer plays songs in any order from up to 100 CDs. Program your own mix. CustomFile" memory displays the name of each disc. It's the perfect way to store and play CDs. For a free information packet, dial I -800 -648 -SONY. For your complete personal guide to all Sony consumer electronics, we're introducing Sony Style magazine. To receive your copy for S4.95. plus S1.50 shipping and handling, call the above number. V152 and MC. Offer expires 4/94. © 1993 Sony ElectronicsInc. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. All rights reserved. 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The SubSat Center Channel speaker is tuned to compensate for this effect. rear -channel speakers look just like the SubSat7 satellites and can be mounted in the back of the listening area facing up or to the side using our optional mounting bracket. The net result: a one - room studio apartment becomes a gigantic concert hall (we won't tell the landlord if you won't). railable now: Number, a new mini. rnizgazine about music, monies, sonic., and free ialmost) music on CO (does not contain perfume umplesi. To reserve a copy, writ to: Boston Acoustics, Dept. 113, 70 Broadway, Lynnfield, M 01940 It sounds good. Duh. Actually, the SubSat7 doesn't just sound good. We think it's the best sounding system ever created for other and give you tight, clean bass Most people watch about companions-the Sub:;ar Center the price. Three-piece. Or two. 40 hours of TV per week. with accurate stereo imaging. In But few actually hear it. 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