File:Forsythe SR-109 2022-01-29-14-54-0005.jpg
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English: Forsythe / ATC SR109, the first commercially available lower mid-bass horn with a 9-in (234mm) transducer and integrated phase plug, for the early concert touring sound industry. |
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| Author | Kenneth Berger |
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| current | 17:28, 14 October 2022 | | 2,528 × 3,288 (1.32 MB) | Kpbpsw | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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