Well, for some reason, there's very few views on this thread that I started, so I'm thinking I put it in the wrong forum, as I know there's an awful lot of interest in these two units. Anyway, please just check it out (or search) in the source component section. SPOILER ALERT: I liked the Sparrow better, but after 300 hours of use. Despite what I knew just could never be true; burn in is very real!
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