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1/28/06 at 10:51am

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I have a TBH and it's a great little amp for what it is. I mainly use it w/ laptop as I think the built-in DAC sounds very nice. I also use it w/ portable DVD player or when I want something lighter than the SR71. I also use it in situations where I'd be worried the SR71 could get damaged (skiing, hiking,etc.)
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